Animal Figure with Tennis Racket Charm

This item is a compact, three-dimensional metal charm, likely constructed from a silver-toned metal, possibly sterling silver given the commonality of such charms. The primary figure of the charm depicts a stylized animal, possibly a ram or a similar horned creature given the apparent curved projections from its head. The animal is in a recumbent or kneeling pose, with its body a unified, smooth casting. Attached to the animal's back, by what appears to be a small jump ring or a loop integrated into the casting, is a distinct accessory. This accessory resembles a tennis racket, complete with an openwork or filigree pattern mimicking the strings and a solid frame. The metal exhibits a dark patina, particularly in the recessed areas, which accentuates its features and suggests either intentional antiquing or natural tarnishing over time. There are no immediately obvious significant condition issues such as dents or heavy scratches, though general surface wear consistent with handling is present, as evidenced by the slight dullness in some raised areas. The craftsmanship appears to be of reasonable quality, with clear details on the racket and a well-defined animal form. Without visible maker's marks or hallmarks, attributing a specific manufacturer or precise age is difficult, but the style suggests it could date from the mid to late 20th century.