Topic: Murano? squirrel

[chriscooper]

Hi, any pointers welcome in identifying this squirrel 6" high

https://picasaweb.google.com/107067405711297858658/MuranoSquirrel#5599111132033799026

Ta Chris

[TxSilver]

Chris, I don't think you're squirrel is Murano. It looks like it could be either Mexican or Oriental to me. Not your best animal! Poor squirrel.

[chriscooper]

Thanks Anita, must have read my mind
Cheers for your help.
Chris

[TxSilver]

I got word that your Neighborhood Leaque of Squirrels (NLS) is plotting a break-in to push it off the shelf.

[chriscooper]

Funny you should say that I listed 2 Whitefriars bud vases today as a pair one amethyst one lilac reached up to move the pesky squirrel from it's prime position in the glass wall cabinet and the blighter deliberately knocked over and smashed the amethyst one.
Chris

[TxSilver]

Oh, no! Well, at least it was WF. It shows that the squirrel has some taste.  :angel:

[rosieposie]

Anita....we have something else in common...... :angel:

Chris, I would rather have the squirrel than the W/f any day!!

Rosie. :sun:

[chriscooper]

It's a deal Rosie I will pop it an a box along with a whole lot of other polar bears elephants and birds nobody seems to want
and send you them it's either that the charity shop or the bin the choice is yours pesky things wish I had never started with them

Chris :sun:

[rosieposie]

No Chris,  NOT the BIN,  anything but the bin!!!!
Rosie.

[chriscooper]

'fraid so Rosie just saved the 0paline pink and the amethyst labelled and the smoke one with the unfinished pontil mark the rest are in the garden has we speak in a black bin bag depending which comes first tomorrow the charity shop or the dustman culls are sometimes necessary when you have a house cluttered with glass and a 'other half' who doesn't appreciate it. Sad innit
Chris :sun: