Here we have a three piece collection of adorable figurines for your bidding consideration. There are two porcelain Moppets figurines from the Gift World of Gorham, both have their hang tags. We have "Have I Told You ..." (dated 1971) that feature a cute little boy and girl, the boy has flowers behind his back. And we have "We Have So Much I Common" (dated 1973) that depict a boy & girl with their dogs (looks like a Dachshund & a Poodle). The Moppets tag reads "Wherever Moppets go they spread happy thoughts of friendship, warmth, and affection To chase gloom forever. To charm and capture the hearts of all." Also included is a delightful chalkware sleepy boy with a candle figurine. I think its his light brown eyelashes that give him that endearing sleepy look. He stands a little over 9 inches tall and probably dates circa 1940s. These are outstanding additions for a vintage figurine collection. *** Total Weight: 3# 9 oz. - Measurements: Boy with candle measured for reference - 9.25 x 3.25 x 3.25 *** Antique chalk ware can be divided into four categories: 19th Century American folk art chalk; Late-Victorian/Edwardian decorative ware; Mid-20th Century decorative ware; and carnival chalk. Appraisals: Folk art chalk is still the most expensive, with pieces ranging from about $150 to over $1,000. Victorian/Edwardian decorative chalk ranges from $100 to $500, depending on artistry and originality. Decorative chalk from the 1940s and '50s runs from $25 to $100. Carnival chalk ware can be had from $20 to $50.

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