PAPER MACHE RABBIT

This is a great old candy container, dates to the early 1900s, someone has glued the head on, he is covered in rabbit fur, glass eyes, about 8 1/2 inches tall, In-house shipping,

Colorful hand-painted figures. Shorter is marked "GERMANY". 5 and 5 1/2 inches tall.

11" t. paper mache Easter rabbit with glass eyes and wood arms and a Easter rabbit candy container 7" x 6"

Paper mache lidded candy container measuring 9" tall damages as shown and a small 1950's JAPAN felt bunny nodder. As shown, see photos

7 1/2 inches tall.

With brown felt fur, black along the spine, and gold collar, 7 1/2 inches high.

Painted white, 7 1/4 inches high.

(2) PINK, YELLOW, AND OTHER WITH BASKET 6" TO 11"

split in back of body, paint flaking and chipped, legs made of wood. 7" long.

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

paint chipped

Painted brown with black along the spine, 7 1/4 inches high.

3 1/2 AND 4 inches high

One painted brown & white, marked "Germany"; other is painted grey & white. Both about 8 inches high.

White with gray spots, 7 1/4 inches high.

6-3/4" to 12" wide x 8" deep x 8 to 27-1/2" high. Craquelure to surface of rabbit. KE. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed t

An original vintage German hand painted candy container in the form of a standing rabbit Easter Bunny. This Bunny is made in the papier mache technique with a light plaster material over covering and

Approx 3 1/2" tall.

Apprx 7" tall

Figures are hollow and approx. 13" tall

Stylized after Beatrix Potter characters, these paper mache rabbits of parents and children with fabric clothing and possibly wool tails, largest approx 40"H, father's hand has been fractured and may

4 - PAPER MACHE RABBITS 8 1/2" - 8" - 7 1/2" - 6"

Artist unknown. No markings on bottom

A large mechanical clockwork nodder in the form of a paper-mache rabbit covered in mohair with glass eyes and two woven "grass" pack baskets on its back. Nodding head is controlled via a counterweight