Individual Refrigerator Magnets
- Plaques
- Beer Can Koozies
- Beer Coasters
- Bookend Pair of Sculptures
- Bottles
- Candles
- Candlesticks
- Candle Toppers
- Cell Phone Cases
- Champagne Muselet Caps
- Christmas Tree Light Cover
- Christmas Tree Ornaments
- Clocks
- Clothes Hooks
- Coasters
- Cookie Cutters
- Cookie Jars
- Doorstops
- Drapes
- Framed Digital Canvas Prints
- Framed Postage Stamps
- Gift Tags
- Hand-Held Fire Screens
- Hangable Art
- Hangers
- Jewelry Dishes
- Keychains
- Lamp Bases
- Light Switch Covers
- Magnetic Patches
- Mirrors
- Pill Boxes
- Pillows
- Pillow Covers
- Refrigerator Magnets
- Ring Boxes
- Ring Dishes
- Rubber Stamps
- Rugs
- Safes Disguised As Books
- Scissors
- Scrap Book Albums
- Silver Baskets
- Souvenir Bowls
- Sugar Cubes
- Sun Catchers
- Thermometers
- Thimbles
- Toothbrushes
- Tote Bags
- Towels
- Trinket Boxes
- Trivets
- Wall Hangings
- Wallpaper
- Weathervanes
2000 FG Refrigerator Magnet. Classical Creations. Made in USA. 2” x 3”. Source unknown.
It is so tempting to browse to see whose traditional presentation is “borrowed” here! The presentation is indeed classical in the surroundings it gives to the scene.
2001? "The Tortoise and the Hair" magnet. Metal. 2" square. $5.75 from Azilliondollars.com through Etsy, Jan., '23.
This pun has been used before, for example in "Sin City Fables" from 1981. The cartoon character here is charming! I am unsure of the use of this magnet -- perhaps on refrigerators? The creator recommends it as a gift to hairdressers. Fables provoke fun!
2018 FS Refrigerator magnet. 4˝" square. With Walter Crane's illustration of the fable. $5.95 from Labelstone through Etsy, August, '18.
The detail in this reproduction is spectacular. Crane's two-panel approach appeals to me as the way to present this fable. As often, W.J. Linton's text is more comment than narrative.
2020 Refrigerator magnet "When all is said and done, more is said than done. –Aesop". $5 from StuckOnUArt through Etsy, July, '20.
I find it intriguing to see what statements are attributed to Aesop. I am sure that this sentiment fits with more than one fable, but I am unsure where this formulation entered the Aesopic tradition.
