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Horse Black Forest Stallion Porcelain Thimble

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This porcelain thimble features a Black Forest stallion. A special collector’s item for lovers of horses and distinctive breeds.

  • Special breed captured on porcelain
  • Recognisable stallion of the Black Forest breed
  • Unique collector’s item for horse lovers
  • Original gift for horse lovers
  • Compact and decorative for the home
  • Small and lovingly made: printed in-house and fired in a ceramic kiln at over 800 degrees

Tip: A thimble with your own photo or design?

Did you know that we also print thimbles in our studio with a photo of your own pet, family, club logo or favourite holiday snapshot? A beautiful, lasting keepsake or a unique gift for a fellow enthusiast. Take a look at our page for a thimble with your own photo and discover the possibilities!

Please note: This item will be supplied exactly as shown in the photos. If you have any questions or would like to know anything else, please feel free to send me a message!
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The Black Forest Stallion

The Black Forest horse is a rare breed from the Black Forest in Germany, known for its sturdy build and friendly character. The stallion is a fine representative of this breed.

An Image on Porcelain

This porcelain thimble depicts the Black Forest stallion in a recognisable way. The image captures the character of this special German horse breed well against the porcelain surface.

Collector's Value

Thimbles with horses and special breeds are popular among collectors. This example with the Black Forest stallion is an original addition to any collection.

Gift Idea

This thimble is an original gift for lovers of horses and special breeds. A recognisable and lasting present.

  • In stock
    3 Items

  • Supplier
    Eigenopdruk
  • Material
    Porselein
  • Condition
    New
  • Dimensions
    D2.5x3cm

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