Collection of German Veggie People Candy Containers

341. TWO EARLY GERMAN VEGGIE PEOPLE CANDY CONTAINERS | Two heavy composition candy containers, one pumpkin head with a strawberry body and one ghoul sitting atop a pumpkin. | 4"h | Boy with cap has so

2251. DEVIL HEAD VEGETABLE MAN CANDY CONTAINER | 1920's German composition devil-headed veggie person candy container. 6" h.

1149. CHIMNEY SWEEP VEGGIE MAN CANDY CONTAINER | German composition chimney sweep w/black top hat & broom. Provenance: Kelly Verhelle Collection. | 4.5" h. | (Exc. - Pristine Cond.) | $700 - $1,000

1179. VEGGIE WOMAN W/BONNET CANDY CONTAINER | This German composition lady looks as if she has just seen a ghost. Provenance: Kelly Verhelle Collection. | 4.5" h. | (Exc. Cond.) | $400 - $600

Rare Vintage German Veggie Man Pumpkin Halloween Composition Candy Container. Marked Germany on the bottom. It measures 5 inches tall.

An unusual Black Cat / Veggie Man candy container with carrot body and top hat, molded cardboard with papier mache, stamped Made in Germany under the base. Stands 5.5 inches high. We happily provide s

Collection of Five German Easter Bunny Candy Containers. Cardboard, paper Mache and cardboard includes Bunny dressed in clown outfit. Repairs to paper ears on cardboard bunny otherwise overall fair to

Collection of 3 Victorian German cardboard candy containers

Christmas ornament collection mostly early 20th c., German Belsnickel, candy container, Jack-in-the-box Santa etc. Largest Santa: 11"h

4-Piece German Candy Container Lot *Jean Hess Collection

Green top hat is 2 1/4" tall. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of the Brass Sisters and known for their television PBS Series "The Food Flirts". Many of the items

Three santas from German Maker Ino Schaller. All three are papier mache with removable bottoms to be used as candy containers. From a single owner collection. Size: 14"T, 10"T, 6.75"T

1220. GERMAN REINDEER CANDY CONTAINER | Glass eyes, metal antlers. Provenance: Curtis & Linda Smith Christmas Collection. | 7.5" l. x 7.5" h. | Old and innocent repair to the bottom of one leg, otherw

122. A BASEBALL AND A FOOTBALL CANDY CONTAINERS | Both German Dresden. Provenance: Shannon Riggs Collection. 3" diameter. | (Pristine Condition) | $250 - $500

Collection of 4 ca 1930's German brass basket form candy containers

6 1/2" egg with baby chicks and 5" tall barrel. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of the Brass Sisters and known for their television PBS Series "The Food Flirts".

small roasted chicken 4" long, nut is 5" and the potato is 2 1/2" From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of the Brass Sisters and known for their television PBS Series "

1147. WHITE TURNIP HEAD CANDY CONTAINER | German composition, dapper looking man with a handle bar moustache in the form of a turnip. Provenance: Kelly Verhelle Collection. | 6" h. | Candy plug/lid is

Hand painted. 6 1/2" tall and 5 1/4" tall. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of the Brass Sisters and known for their television PBS Series "The Food Flirts". Many

with glass eyes. The rabbit sitting up ( 5 1/2" tall) has a repaired right foot. The other rabbit is 4 1/2" tall. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of the Brass Sis

round hats are 6 1/2" diameter. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of the Brass Sisters and known for their television PBS Series "The Food Flirts". Many of the item

Large German painted composition Santa Claus candy container, holding a feather tree sprig, 18 1/2'' h. Purchased from FAO Schwarz in 1917. Provenance: The Owl's Tale collection.

Great Veggie man with carrot arms sitting on pumpkin. Circa early 20th century. German manufacturer. Piece appears to be all original excepting a paint touch up on underside of container.(Near Mint).

German. 6" long. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of the Brass Sisters and known for their television PBS Series "The Food Flirts". Many of the items from the coll