Holgate c. 1940s Wooden Stacking "Tree" copper caddy with some paint loss as

with some paint loss as pictured

Wilson certainly succeeded in his mission--this donkey is an incredible walker

From top to bottom in the first photo

which grew and derived its name from the ‘Shona’ people's long tradition of stone working

and that even with mouths open and tongues bared these dogs seem positively regal

Holgate c. 1940s Wooden Stacking "Tree" copper caddy with some paint loss asSo many great variations on the classic rainbow colored stacking toy, and this is both an early one and a cool one, with one longer and narrower block meant to represent the trunk of a tree, on top of which the rest of the rounds stack. It of course does not need to be configured this way, and the "trunk" in combination with the other disks makes for arrangements that I think are especially sculptural and 1940s modern looking! 7 1 2" tall x 3 5 8" in