Impossible to Find Set of Four Colorful Vintage Nesting / Stacking Boxes cheetah This teapot was designed by

This teapot was designed by Lagardo Tackett for Schmid Porcelain in the 1960s and made in Japan

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and characterizing this in my mind as a "transformation" card-- a type of playing card where the pips are incorporated into an image

and have not found another out there quite like it

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Impossible to Find Set of Four Colorful Vintage Nesting / Stacking Boxes cheetah This teapot was designed byI had one set of these a few years ago and have been looking for more since, but have found they are near impossible to find. The wood I believe is maple, the corners finger jointed, and they are great for stacking or nesting (or or arranging into modernist sculptures), and for using as pedestals for other things. With a bit of paint loss here and there; it appears that the lighter colored ones (yellow, orange) were painted white first, so it is white