Collectable Vintage Cane Corso Italiano Dogs

For your enjoyment only. This is my own personal vintage dog figurine collection. They are not for sale.

The front right side of a grey with black and tan Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine. The figurine has black circles for eyes, a black nose and small perk ears.

This is a vintage West Germany Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine by Goebel. This little pup has cropped ears and a docked tail. It is gray with fawn highlights with a nice glossy finish. On the bottom of the figurine is the trademark 6 logo (TMK-6) which sets the date the piece was made between 1979 and 1990. The logo is of the Goebel name with W. Germany below it. It stands about 2 1/2 inches tall from the ground to the top of the head, is 2 1/4 inch long from the front of the snoot to the back of the tail and 1 1/4 inch wide across the front from paw to paw. It is in excellent condition.

Other Dog Breed Names

Cane di Macellaio
Sicilian Branchiero
Italian Mastiff

A grey with black and tan Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine.

Vintage West Germany Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine by Goebel

The left side of a grey with black and tan Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine. The figurine is glossy.

Vintage West Germany Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine by Goebel

The right side of a grey with black and tan Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine. The figurine has no paw details.

Vintage West Germany Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine by Goebel

The back of a grey with black and tan Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine. The figurine has a short tail.

Vintage West Germany Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine by Goebel

The back left side of a grey with black and tan Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine. The figurine lacks fine detail.

Vintage West Germany Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine by Goebel

The underside of a Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine that has a sticker on it. The sticker reads - Goebel W.Germany.

Vintage West Germany Cane Corso Italiano puppy figurine by Goebel—image showing the trademark 6 (TMK-6) logo of the name Goebel with W. Germany below it. This sets the date this figurine was made between 1979 to 1990. This trademark was what collectors call the “missing bee” since the company had stopped using the bee in their logo. They later reinstated the bee into their pieces.