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This happy fellow is smiling, because he's on his way to pick up a huge load of decorated Easter eggs! A rare German flocked bunny rabbit molded in the running position, he will arrive complete with his original wooden cart with its original cotton canopy in place. Measures: 7-1/4" high x 13" long |
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An unusual figure that features a (most likely) German papier-mâché head, mounted upon a wire armature. He retains his original bellman's costume of cotton and flannel. |
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One would never guess this fabulous Asian Simon & Halbig 1099 was a candy container at first glance! SOLD |
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What a tricky guy– a Clown in a flour sack! This squeak toy, of German manufacture, features a marvelous papier-mâché head, and a bellows in his "sack". Press his tummy and he sticks out his tongue at you as a thank you! What a guy. |
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In beautiful
condition, this lovely double sided German pressed paper Easter
egg features a sweet little chick peaking out of a bed of violets.
Circa 1900. $395.00 |
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A marvelous German Noisemaker that features two papier-mâché headed characters sitting upon it. They retain their original crepe paper clothing, too! A remarkable toy. |
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German pressed
paper Easter egg featuring adorable scene of child playing a horn
with a captive audience of chickens. In very good condition and
measuring 5-1/2 wide.
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What makes this darling Easter Bunny Candy Container so unusual is his wax coating!
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A one-Donkey band he is, this mechanical fellow who crashes his cymbals and "beats his drum" – actually he misses, and the action is subtle, but wonderful. In all original condition, with a totally marvelous face, there is some flaking and splitting to his molded carton legs, but he is sturdy nevertheless – not to mention, very talented. |
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Exquisite Candy Container Marquis in all original presentation. Details include a bisque head with blue glass paper weight eyes, which is impressed FG in a scroll, bisque arms, and his original wig which is styled in the eighteenth-century manner. His silk costume (surface soil and tender areas) is decorated with metallic trims and includes a marvelous saber worn at his waist. Measures 12 1/2" tall. |
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We have seen these French Shoe Candy Containers before, but typically the silk bag is in sad shape. We were very happy to find this one in near-mint condition! Measures 3" tall x 3 1/2" long. |
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Charming figural Candy Container featuring a German bisque head (most likely A & M) and costumed as a novice, in wool flannel. The two-piece carton interior bears a label denoting it from: Measures: 14" tall. |
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Cabinet Candy Container in the art nouveau taste with a Barcelona, Spain
candy shop label on back. Circa 1910. 9-1/2” tall x 5” wide x 3” deep $275.00 |
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German, flocked papier-mâché Rabbit Candy Container in an impressive size, with glass eyes, pink ribbon "harness", whiskers
and a wax carrot in his mouth. There are scattered repairs and in-painting, but a very handsome example overall, circa 1910. |
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Pretty enough for everyday use is this pair of nineteenth-century framed Lithographs with holiday sentiments – "Christmas Greetings" and "A Peaceful and Glad New Year". Measures 6 1/4" high x 5 3/4" wide. |
Charming cast metal Horse with cold-painted decoration. Oh, don't miss the Terrier in the driver's seat! |
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