Vintage FannyKins by Bill Mack “Cat’s Meow” & “Man’s Best Friend” Figurines – Pair – Approx. 7.5"

Charming pair of vintage FannyKins figurines by artist Bill Mack, produced by Solar Statuary in the 1970s.

The girl is shown lovingly holding a cat, while the boy holds a small dog. The backs identify the sentiments “Cat’s Meow” and “Man’s Best Friend.” Both figures have the distinctive oversized heads, textured hair and warm faux-carved-wood finish associated with the FannyKins line.

Bill Mack FannyKins pieces were produced in the 1970s and are collectible examples of nostalgic American décor from the era. Comparable Bill Mack FannyKins figures are documented as Solar Statuary pieces made in the United States. eBay

Details

• Vintage FannyKins figurine pair
• Artist: Bill Mack
• Maker: Solar Statuary
• Approx. 1970s
• Girl holding cat – “Cat’s Meow”
• Boy holding dog – “Man’s Best Friend”
• Molded resin/composite construction
• Faux carved-wood finish
• Approx. 3.25" wide × 7.5" high each
• Original label remains on underside of one figure
• Sold together as a matching pair

Condition

Good vintage condition overall with normal age-related surface wear, light scuffs and small finish marks. The girl has a small area of finish loss in the hair. Bases show typical shelf wear. No major cracks or large chips are visible in the supplied photos.

Please review all photos closely for exact condition.

Pickup and Shipping Information

Local pickup available in Pacific Heights, Saskatoon, SK. Cash accepted for local pickup.

Shipping available throughout Canada and the United States at buyer’s expense. A $1 shipping deposit is charged at checkout and applied toward the final shipping total. Final shipping cost is calculated after the items are carefully packed and a Canada Post quote is obtained.

Canadian shipped orders may be subject to applicable taxes. U.S. shipped orders are subject to any applicable duties, taxes or tariffs at the buyer’s expense. Interac e-Transfer accepted for shipped orders.

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