27. Woodland Bard Ceramic Wall Plaque 1970s By Laxa Family 8.5”

Has some wear on paint appropriate to age

The Laxa Family, originally from Czechoslovakia, operated out of Belmont, Massachusetts. They became well-known starting in the early 1970s for creating reproduction folk art plaques and "cookie molds". They cast these pieces using a mixture of resin, wood composite, or ceramic poured into historical European wooden molds dating back to the 16th through 18th centuries.