Circus Clown on Tricycle-Enesco 1984

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a Circus Clown by Enesco (1984).  He is riding a tricycle with a cart on it.  He is actually quite handsome.  His head and hands are porcelain.  Not sure about his feet.  Great paint job with no chipped paint. Approximately 10" tall and about 8" long and 3" wide.
No chips or cracks on the clown or tricycle (see below about the wheel though.)
He will make a great addition to any collection or as a prop for a themed party.
Please Note: One of the wheels on the tricycle needs an alignment but I do not want to try it.  Sometimes it leans in and sometimes it leans out. See the picture.  Otherwise in very good shape.
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