1938 Exc condition German Paper Mache Belsnickle Glass Eyes 10"H Start $59.99

Description: 1938 German Paper Mache Belsnickle 1938 Glass Eyes 10"H As Found Low Start $59.99Note: I saw this got list "as found" yes it is "as is" but it is in excellent condition, Except for those scuff marks showing... it in solid condition for a paper mache piece. You get it you will be amazed....Low Starting Bid: $59.99 > 7-day auctionDescriptionThis early German candy container paper mache Santa dates from 1938 and measures 10 inches tall. Created using traditional paper pulp molding techniques with inset glass eyes and hand-painted details in red and white. Features a hollow interior designed as a candy container, with wooden base intact. Similar to those produced by the Ino Schaller workshop, known for their fine paper mache holiday figures.ConditionAs found condition with age-appropriate wear to the paper mache surface. Original paint shows expected patina and wear from 85 years of age. Glass eyes remain intact. The wooden base shows natural aging. Some paint loss and surface wear consistent with age. No modern repairs or restoration. Being offered in its authentic vintage state.Shipping InformationShips worldwide from United States warehouse. International buyers welcome. US orders: 3-5 business days processing. International: 7-14 business days.Payment MethodsPayPal and major credit cards accepted through secure checkout.BackgroundGerman paper mache candy containers were a treasured part of early 20th century Christmas traditions. These figures were crafted through a meticulous process involving multiple layers of paper pulp, careful molding, and hand-painted details. Each piece required several days to complete, with special attention given to features like glass eyes and detailed facial expressions. These early examples of German Christmas craftsmanship are highly sought after by collectors for their historical significance and artistic value.Please review all photos carefully and feel free to ask questions before bidding. All sales are final.Low Starting Bid: $59.99 > 7-day auctionDescriptionThis early German candy container paper mache Santa dates from 1938 and measures 10 inches tall. Created using traditional paper pulp molding techniques with inset glass eyes and hand-painted details in red and white. Features a hollow interior designed as a candy container, with wooden base intact. Similar to those produced by the Ino Schaller workshop, known for their fine paper mache holiday figures.ConditionAs found condition with age-appropriate wear to the paper mache surface. Original paint shows expected patina and wear from 85 years of age. Glass eyes remain intact. The wooden base shows natural aging. Some paint loss and surface wear consistent with age. No modern repairs or restoration. Being offered in its authentic vintage state.Shipping InformationShips worldwide from United States warehouse. International buyers welcome. US orders: 3-5 business days processing. International: 7-14 business days.Payment MethodsPayPal and major credit cards accepted through secure checkout.BackgroundGerman paper mache candy containers were a treasured part of early 20th century Christmas traditions. These figures were crafted through a meticulous process involving multiple layers of paper pulp, careful molding, and hand-painted details. Each piece required several days to complete, with special attention given to features like glass eyes and detailed facial expressions. These early examples of German Christmas craftsmanship are highly sought after by collectors for their historical significance and artistic value.Please review all photos carefully and feel free to ask questions before bidding. All sales are final.

Price: 59.99 USD

Location: Leechburg, Pennsylvania

End Time: 2024-11-26T02:30:01.000Z

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