Turtle of iron and stone

Twinkle toes
"Twinkle toes" is the name Andy gave this turtle of iron and stone. This turtle has a hollow rock shell. That's right! a carved out rock  shell and Andy made iron legs ,head and tail . The eye is a glass marble. Pretty amazing! He stands about 18 inches tall and 24 inches long and is heavy. The shell comes off to make the moving of Twinkle Toes possible call for price

Location: 587 Bristol Rd, Bristol, ME 04539, USA

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