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| Nodders, also called nodding figures or pagods, are figures with heads and hands that are attached to wires. Any slight movement causes the parts to move up and down. They were made in many countries during the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries. A few Art Deco designs are also known. Copies are being made. A more recent type of nodder is made of papier-mache or plastic. These often represent sports figures or comic characters. Sports nodders are listed as bobbin' heads in the Sports category. |
| Category
| Nodders |
| Pattern or Item
| Ashtray |
| Description
| Girl, Legs & Fan Move, Porcelain |
| Year
| 1997 |
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