It's the carved head on this figure that really made me fall in love with him, with this wonderfully strong triangular nose, straight line for a mouth and deep-set eyes mostly holding onto their original black and white paint. Certainly once paddles extended from his arms, which would spin in the wind, but I rather like the straight across line of his empty hands now—or one could stick other things through the holes at the end of his arms!

7 5/8" t x 5 3/8" across at arms x 3/4" d. Early 20th century I would guess and in very good and solid condition, with no splits or cracks and arms still rotate. Terrific patina especially to the carved head; paint loss as evident, which is all to the good in my opinion.