This vintage Laurel and Hardy side table was made by Peter Mook under license from Larry Harmon Pictures Corporation. The piece dates back to the 90s. Made from durable resin, it’s still in good condition. This humorous sculpture shows Oliver Hardy emerging from a manhole while carrying Stan Laurel on his shoulders. Laurel then lifts the heavy manhole cover above them. Hardy’s strained expression reflects the physical effort of climbing up, while Laurel’s cautious grip suggests uncertainty and dependence. The cobblestones on the base and the clearly marked manhole cover create the underground setting and enhance the illusion that the duo has just come from beneath the street. Their stacked pose captures the classic dynamic of load and reliance, turning a moment of escape into a functional and highly imaginative collector’s item. will be packed well and sent insured