I believe whisk brooms/brushes of this sort of construction are generally referred to "turkey wing"--though the bristles on most are more angled
And as penguins are rather Art Deco looking to begin with
with an especially long wire neck giving it lots of flex
thinner and crackled in others
though I'd be very content to treat it like a sculpture and just set it somewhere to be admired
Earliest Painted Treen Apple Box with Carved Stem, Beautifully Worn and Weathered pressed clay planter I believe whisk brooms/brushes ofAs previously noted and perhaps as explicitly evident! I always have an eye out for turned wooden apples. I love them as objects, and as vessels, and as painted surfaces, and they vary a great deal depending on when they were made and the lives they have lived. This is I believe the earliest example I have found, with a carved, tapered stem, unusual, and the thin ribs from being turned on a lathe subtly visible through the very soft red and yellow