Are you looking for an alternative to the cheap, low quality Christmas toys? Look no further than the intricately crafted Alexander Taron collection of Rocking horses. The Small Brown and White Pinto Plush Rocking Horse promises to impress! This rocking horse is designed for children 3 years old and up and can support up to 200 pounds!
- Detailed Rocking Horse!
- Rocking Horse is designed for children ages 3 and up
- Toy Dimensions: 23.5" H x 30" W x 12" D
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| Small Brown and White Pinto Rocking Horse Toy |
23.5" H x 30" W x 12" D |
12.5 lbs |
Alexander Taron:
The Alexander Taron Company has been delighting customers for over 50 years by bringing traditional European gifts to American consumers! The Taron Company is a parent company that oversees multiple manufacturers including Alexander Taron, Christian Ulbricht, Black Forest, Richard Glaesser and Dregeno.
Selling everything from nutcrackers and incense burners to ornaments and cuckoo clocks, Taron brings a traditional European feel and quality to their products. It has always been the focus of the Taron Company to bring high quality and unique collectable giftware, handicrafts and toys to the US Market.
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