We seem to either love mice, especially if they are called Mickey, or we hate mice and go to great lengths to exterminate them. This box figurine incorporates both sentiments. Portrayed is a darling little rodent rescuing his friend from a mouse trap.

Inscribed on the lid are two names; James Henry Atkinson patented the "Little Nipper" mouse trap in the U.K. in 1897. His device was likely based on the mouse trap invented by William C. Hooker in the U.S. in 1894.

Carved within this box figurine is a boot, an integral part of the Mousetrap board game that Peter remembers from his childhood.

Artist: Peter Calvesbert

Carving Date: 2011

Status: Fixed edition of 270

Dimensions: 1.756" wide, 2.25" long, 3" high

Condition: Brand New | Acquired directly from Harmony Kingdom (Ball)

Made in England

In-house stock photos. As with any hand-tinted product, box figurine received will be similar but unique.

It Takes Two | Harmony Kingdom Mice In Mouse Trap

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