A Rather Fun Mid 20thC Composite Model of a Sleeping Black Cat sub-Curios The wax seal remains partially

The wax seal remains partially in tact

It gained popularity in Scotland in the seventeenth century when it became known as a Luckenbooth

who published the title History of British Seaweeds establishing her as England’s first lady algologist

Date: 1914-20

opening to reveal the original pink paper lined partitioned interior

A Rather Fun Mid 20thC Composite Model of a Sleeping Black Cat sub-Curios The wax seal remains partiallyOrigin: English Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 Height: 9. 5 inches The wonderfully well modeled black cat with a finely detailed black coat, pricked ears and eyes tightly shut, sitting with his tail tucked in amidst a gentle but prolonged snooze. Rene the cat, for that is his name, is in fantastic condition and requires very little looking after as he has recently been diagnosed with Kleine Levin Syndrome also known as