Description
Nobody could ever find Rosalie. She was the smallest piglet on the Girard farm, and she had a talent for hiding: behind the haystacks, under the tractor, once even inside the farmer’s boot. But her favorite spot was an old milk bucket by the barn door, where she would curl up after lunch and peek out at the chickens with only her ears and snout showing over the rim.
This charming box captures Rosalie at her most mischievous. A piglet peers out from a bucket, pink and plump and full of farmyard personality. The design is whimsical and warm, sure to delight anyone with a soft spot for barnyard animals. Its bucket opens for little odds and ends. Give it to a farmhouse kitchen, a collector of pig figurines, a 4-H member or a friend who grew up in the country. It is most at home on a kitchen windowsill beside a jar of wildflowers.
The particulars
- A piglet peeking out from a bucket
- A whimsical farmyard design
- Sweet pink coloring and playful expression
- Holds small treasures
- A grin-inducing present for farm lovers and pig collectors
- Hand-painted on porcelain in the workshops of Limoges, France
Give it to someone who has just bought a farmhouse or started keeping animals of their own. It always draws a smile from guests, who cannot resist peering into the bucket to see if the piglet has company.
