Mid-Century Teak Boy and Girl Figures burmese At first the style of

At first the style of the horse made me think It might be Italian

Or turn it upside down--it sits squarely on the ears and snout--and use it as a vase or even as a planter

which highlighted the best of American Machine Age design and craftsmanship in aluminum

The underside is signed AD

Mid-Century Teak Boy and Girl Figures burmese At first the style ofI especially love the hats and feet of this mid century boy and girl, and the fact that she is the taller of the two. I am not sure the maker of this pair as I have not found their exact match, but they are done in the manner of Jacob Jensen (Denmark), best known for his viking figures, and I am pretty certain they are Scandinavian. Found at a fantastic estate sale loaded with mid century ceramics and other wonderful objects from around the world,