Collectable Vintage Mixed Breed Dogs
For your enjoyment only. This is my own personal vintage dog figurine collection. They are not for sale.
For your enjoyment only. This is my own personal vintage dog figurine collection. They are not for sale.
Pictured is a vintage double-crown mark Goebel figurine of a couple of terrier dogs in a begging pose. The dog on the left looks like a Jack Russell Terrier mix and the dog on the right looks like a Schnauzer mix. On the bottom of the figurine is the double-crown mark logo. The crown mark is the very first trademark (TMK-1) the Goebel Company used on its figurines. It was used between 1935 and 1949. It is the symbol of a crown; under the crown are the letters W and G overlapping one another. The term double-crown mark is used when the symbol appears twice on the same piece. On this figurine it appears in a green stamp with Germany below it and an incised engraving. There is also an engraving that reads C.H. 319. There is also a handwritten B in black ink under the glaze. It measures 4 1/4 inches tall from the ground to the tip of the ear, 2 1/2 inches long from the side of the face to the tip of the tail and 2 3/4 inches wide across the front of both dogs.
Vintage double-crown mark Goebel figurine of a couple of terrier dogs in a begging pose—front view
Vintage double-crown mark Goebel figurine of a couple of terrier dogs in a begging pose—side view
Vintage double-crown mark Goebel figurine of a couple of terrier dogs in a begging pose—side view
Vintage double-crown mark Goebel figurine of a couple of terrier dogs in a begging pose—back view
Vintage double-crown mark Goebel figurine of a couple of terrier dogs in a begging pose—image showing the double-crown mark logo. The crown mark is the very first trademark (TMK-1) the Goebel Company used on its figurines. It was used between 1935 and 1949. It is the symbol of a crown; under the crown are the letters W and G overlapping one another. The term double-crown mark is used when the symbol appears twice on the same piece. On this figurine it appears in a green stamp with Germany below it and an incised engraving. There is also an engraving that reads C.H. 319. There is also a handwritten B in black ink under the glaze.
Pictured is the vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature tri-color "Papa Dog" designed by Helen Perrin Farnlund. It is listed in The Charlton Standard Catalogue of Hagen-Renaker 2nd Edition book as a mutt. This rare hand painted figurine is item number 496. It was added to the HR line in the fall of 1961 and retired in the spring of 1962. It measures 1 7/8 inch from the ground to the top of the head, 2 1/2 inch long from the snout to the tip of the tail and 1/2 inches wide across the front chest. Made in the USA
Rare vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature tri-color "Papa Dog" designed by Helen Perrin Farnlund—side view
Rare vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature tri-color "Papa Dog" designed by Helen Perrin Farnlund—front-side view
Rare vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature tri-color "Papa Dog" designed by Helen Perrin Farnlund—front-side view
Rare vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature tri-color "Papa Dog" designed by Helen Perrin Farnlund—back-side view
Rare vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature tri-color "Papa Dog" designed by Helen Perrin Farnlund—back-side view
This is the vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature “Running Puppy.” It is of a dog in a running pose with its back legs forward and its front legs back. It has wide bulging eyes and a round face with flying ears. There were a few different color variations including brown and black with a white chest (shown above), white with orange and black markings, dark brown/black with a white chest and white with brown markings. The dog shown above is the oldest color variation made. It is item number 187 and was first added to the HR line in 1952 and retired in 1968. It measures 1 inch tall from the ground to the top of the head, 1 1/2 inch long from the front of the face to the tip of the tail and 3/4 inch wide across the front from paw to paw. Made in the USA
Vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature “Running Puppy”—front view
Vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature “Running Puppy”—front-side view
Vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature “Running Puppy”—back-side view
Vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature “Running Puppy”—back-side view
This is the Hagen-Renaker miniature “Adult Running Dog” designed by artist Helen Perrin Farnlund. It is item number 186 and was first put on the HR line in 1952 and retired in 1968. It was later re-issued to the line in the fall of 2003 and retired in the spring of 2006. The first dog on the far left is one of the older dogs made in the 1950s to 1960s. The dog in the middle and the white and brown dog on the right are re-issues. They all have airbrush coloring. This figurine stands about 1 1/2 inch from the ground to the top of the head, 2 1/8 inches long from the back leg to the front of the snoot and 1 inch wide across the face from cheek to ear. Made in the USA
Hagen-Renaker miniature “Adult Running Dog” designed by artist Helen Perrin Farnlund—front-side view
Hagen-Renaker miniature “Adult Running Dog” designed by artist Helen Perrin Farnlund—back-side view
Hagen-Renaker miniature “Adult Running Dog” designed by artist Helen Perrin Farnlund—back-side view
Hagen-Renaker miniature “Adult Running Dog” designed by artist Helen Perrin Farnlund—side view
This is a rare, hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker mixed breed dog called “Standing Pup” in a begging pose. It is balanced by its long fragile tail. It is tricolor brown, black and tan with a detailed face. It is item number 206 and was produced in 1953. It measures 1 1/2 inch from the ground to the top of the head, 1 7/8 inch from the tip of the tail to the front feet and 7/8 inch wide across the front from front paw to front paw. Made in the USA
Rare 1953 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker mixed breed dog called “Standing Pup” in a begging pose—side view
Rare 1953 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker mixed breed dog called “Standing Pup” in a begging pose—side view
Rare 1953 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker mixed breed dog called “Standing Pup” in a begging pose—back view
This is one of the early hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurines. It is “Playful Pup” and is item number 16. It was made in 1949 only and was designed by artist Helen Perrin Farnlund. It is of a mutt puppy in a play bow pose. It came in white with black and white with brown. All of the pieces were hand painted and vary in their looks. They can also vary in size: as a mold was used over and over again the pieces would get larger and less detailed until the mold was changed. The black dog pictured is slightly smaller than the brown pups. They are about 3/4 inch from the ground to the tip of the tail, 1 1/2 inch long from the tip of the nose to the back of the legs and 1 inch wide across the back legs from paw to paw. Made in the USA
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Playful Pup”—side view
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Playful Pup”—back-side view
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Playful Pup”—side view
This is one of the early hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurines. It is “Dog Sitting” and is item number 12. It was made in 1949 only and was designed by artist Helen Perrin Farnlund. It is of a mutt puppy in a sitting pose. It came in white with black and white with brown. All of the pieces were hand painted and vary in their looks. It measures about 1 1/4 inch tall from the ground to the top of the head, 1 inch wide across the front from paw to paw and 1 inch wide from paw to tail. Made in the USA
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Dog Sitting”—front view
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Dog Sitting”—side view
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Dog Sitting”—back view
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Dog Sitting”—side view
This is one of the early hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurines. It is “Dog Standing” and is item number 31. It was made in 1949 only and was designed by artist Helen Perrin Farnlund. It is of a mutt puppy in a standing pose. It came in white with black and white with brown. This is the white with brown dog. All of the pieces were hand painted and vary in their looks. It measures about 1 5/8 inch tall from the ground to the top of the head, 1 3/4 inch long from the tip of the nose to the back legs and 1 1/8 inch wide across the front from paw to paw. Made in the USA
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Dog Standing”—side view
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Dog Standing”—side view
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Dog Standing”—back-side view
Vintage 1949 hard to find (HTF) Hagen-Renaker figurine of “Dog Standing”—back-side view
This is the vintage 1956 Hagen-Renaker figurine called “Lying Puppy.” It is of a little black and white dog in a lying down pose with its paw up in the air. It is item number 273 and was designed by artist Nell Bortells. It was made in 1956 only. It measures 1/2 inch from the ground to the top of the head, 1 3/4 inch long from the front of the snoot to the back of the rump and 1 inch wide across the back from paw to paw. Made in the USA
Vintage 1956 Hagen-Renaker figurine called “Lying Puppy”—side view
Vintage 1956 Hagen-Renaker figurine called “Lying Puppy”—front-side view
Vintage 1956 Hagen-Renaker figurine called “Lying Puppy”—side view
Vintage 1956 Hagen-Renaker figurine called “Lying Puppy”—back-side view
Vintage 1956 Hagen-Renaker figurine called “Lying Puppy”—back-side view
Pictured are the vintage 1950s Hagen-Renaker circus dogs next to the re-issued “Puppy Begging.” They were all designed by artist Tom Masterson. The circus dogs were also sold with different color hats and pedestals.
The first dog pictured on the left is “V-Circus Dog.” It is item number 268 and was first added to the HR line in the fall of 1955 and retired in the fall of 1956. It measures 1 1/2 inch from the ground to the tip of the ear, 1 1/2 inch long from the back of the tail to the front paws, and 1 inch wide across the front of the ruffled circus collar.
The dog in the middle is “V-Circus Dog Begging.” It is item number 270-1 and was first added to the HR line in the fall of 1955 and retired in the fall of 1956. It measures 1 5/8 inch from the ground to the top of the head, 3/4 inch long from the front paw to the tip of the tail and 3/4 inch wide across the front of the ruffled circus collar.
The dog on the right is “Puppy Begging,” a re-issue of “V-Circus Dog Begging” without the ruffled circus collar. It is item number 270 and was first put on the HR line in the spring of 2009.
Vintage 1950s Hagen-Renaker circus dogs next to the re-issued “Puppy Begging”
Vintage 1950s Hagen-Renaker circus dogs next to the re-issued “Puppy Begging”
Vintage 1950s Hagen-Renaker circus dogs next to the re-issued “Puppy Begging”
This is the vintage Hagen-Renaker “Good Puppy.” It is of a dark brown and white mixed breed dog laughing on its back. It also came in light brown and white. It is item number 3068 and measures 3/8 inch from the ground to the top of the highest paw, 1 1/8 inch from the top of the head to the tip of the tail and 1 inch wide across the front from back paw to back paw. Made in the USA
Vintage Hagen-Renaker ”Good Puppy”
Vintage Hagen-Renaker ”Good Puppy”
Vintage Hagen-Renaker ”Good Puppy”
This is a vintage Hagen-Renaker miniature mixed breed dog named “Bad Puppy.” It is item number 3069 and is still attached to its HR card dated 1986. It is of a little orange and white pup who frankly looks scared to death. Seems someone is over-correcting this poor little pup. ;-) It measures 3/4 inch from the ground to the top of the head, 1 1/4 inch long from the back leg to the end of the ear and 1/2 inch wide across the back from hip to hip. Made in the USA
Vintage 1986 Hagen-Renaker miniature mixed breed dog named “Bad Puppy”—full card view
Vintage 1986 Hagen-Renaker miniature mixed breed dog named “Bad Puppy”—back-side view
Vintage 1986 Hagen-Renaker miniature mixed breed dog named “Bad Puppy”—front-side view
Vintage 1986 Hagen-Renaker miniature mixed breed dog named “Bad Puppy”—back-side view
Vintage 1986 Hagen-Renaker miniature mixed breed dog named “Bad Puppy”—side view
This is a retired Hagen-Renaker figurine named “Puppy Scratching” with its eyes open and its pink tongue sticking out. This little thing is as cute as a button. It is item number 2083 and was designed by artist Robert McGuinness. It was first put on the HR line in the fall of 1990 and retired in the spring of 2003. It is just under an inch tall from the ground to the top of the head, 1 inch long from the front paw to the back of the tail and 3/4 inch wide from front paw to front paw. It was made in the USA.
Retired Hagen-Renaker figurine named “Puppy Scratching” with its eyes closed—front-side view
Retired Hagen-Renaker figurine named “Puppy Scratching” with its eyes closed—side view
Retired Hagen-Renaker figurine named “Puppy Scratching” with its eyes closed—front view
Retired Hagen-Renaker figurine named “Puppy Scratching” with its eyes closed—back view
This is the retired Hagen-Renaker figurine named “Puppy Scratching” with its eyes open.
Pictured is the vintage 1960s miniature Hagen-Renaker terrier by artist Don Winton. The mold used to make this dog was also the same mold that was used to make Disney's Tramp from Lady and the Tramp. When the license expired between the Hagen-Renaker company and Disney, HR continued to produce some of the same models, but with less detail. This is the non-Disney version. The Disney version came in two variations; one with a very detailed face with a painted black mouth and detailed eyes with dots of white and in a tan dog with a lighter tan chest. The non-Disney versions came in a variety of other colors.
Vintage 1960s miniature Hagen-Renaker terrier by artist Don Winton—front-side view
Vintage 1960s miniature Hagen-Renaker terrier by artist Don Winton—front-side view
Vintage 1960s miniature Hagen-Renaker terrier by artist Don Winton—side view
Vintage 1960s miniature Hagen-Renaker terrier by artist Don Winton—back-side view
Pictured is the brown version of the vintage 1960s miniature Hagen-Renaker terrier by artist Don Winton.
This is the retired miniature Hagen-Renaker “Curbstone Setter Mama” designed by artist Nells Bortells. It is item number 2063 and is still attached to the original HR card. The card reads $3.00, (C)1986, Hagen-Renaker, Inc, Made in San Dimas, CA, - U.S.A., (to remove soak in water). It measures 1 1/4 inch from the ground to the top of the head, 2 inches long from the base of the tail to the side of the ear and 1 1/2 inches wide from paw to back.
Retired 1986 miniature Hagen-Renaker “Curbstone Setter Mama” designed by artist Nells Bortells—side view
Retired 1986 miniature Hagen-Renaker “Curbstone Setter Mama” designed by artist Nells Bortells—back view
Retired 1986 miniature Hagen-Renaker “Curbstone Setter Mama” designed by artist Nells Bortells—side view
Retired 1986 miniature Hagen-Renaker “Curbstone Setter Mama” designed by artist Nells Bortells—front view
Shown is the retired Hagen-Renaker 1986 “Mini Curbstone Setter Puppy” miniature ceramic figurine. This is item number 2064 and was designed by artist Nells Bortells. It is still attached to the original card. On the top left side of the card is the old price of $2.00. Below the figurine it reads (C) 1986, Hagen-Renaker, INC. Made in San Dimas, CA - USA., (To remove - soak in water.). This figurine is named 'setter' however I can't successfully match it to a purebred setter. It looks cartoonish with its oversized ears and big round nose. The coloring is brown/tan and white. It is not as reddish looking as it appears in these pictures. It is hand-painted and glazed, very unique! It was made in the USA.
Retired Hagen-Renaker 1986 “Mini Curbstone Setter Puppy” miniature ceramic figurine—side view
Retired Hagen-Renaker 1986 “Mini Curbstone Setter Puppy” miniature ceramic figurine—side view
Retired Hagen-Renaker 1986 “Mini Curbstone Setter Puppy” miniature ceramic figurine—back view
This is the Hagen-Renaker miniature “Terrier Puppy” by artist Don Winton. It is a retired very hard to find (VHTF) figurine. It is item number 94 and was first added to the HR line in 1971 and retired in 1973. This mold was also used to make the Disney character Scamp but it is the non-Disney version the company sold as a terrier pup. It is of a brown little terrier mix puppy in a sitting pose with a smile on its face. It measures 1 inch from the ground to the top of the head, 5/8 inch long from the front paw to the back of the tail and 5/8 inch wide across the front from paw to paw. Made in the USA
Retired 1970s Hagen-Renaker miniature “Terrier Puppy” by artist Don Winton— front view
Retired 1970s Hagen-Renaker miniature “Terrier Puppy” by artist Don Winton— side view
Retired 1970s Hagen-Renaker miniature “Terrier Puppy” by artist Don Winton—back view
This is the Hagen-Renaker miniature “Puppy Sitting.” It is item number 499 and was first added to the HR line in the spring of 2009. The item number is a bit confusing because it is the same item number as a dog that was also called “Puppy Sitting” that was produced from 1961 to 1962, but is clearly not the same mold. This figurine measures 1 inch tall from the ground to the top of the head, 1 3/8 inch long from the front legs to the tip of the tail and 7/8 inch wide across the bottom from hip to hip. Made in the USA
Hagen-Renaker miniature “Puppy Sitting”—front-side view
Hagen-Renaker miniature “Puppy Sitting”—front-side view
Hagen-Renaker miniature “Puppy Sitting”—side view
Hagen-Renaker miniature “Puppy Sitting”—back-side view
This is the retired Hagen-Renaker mixed breed dog named “Brin.” It was designed by artist Maureen Love and was named after her own old dog named Brin. It is a brown dog with a black curl tail. It is item number 3374 and was first added to the HR line in 1995 and retired in the spring of 2005. It measures 2 1/4 inch tall from the ground to the tip of the ear, 2 1/2 inches from the tip of the nose to the back leg and 1 inch wide across the front from paw to paw. Made in the USA
Retired Hagen-Renaker mixed breed dog named “Brin”—front view
Retired Hagen-Renaker mixed breed dog named “Brin”—side view
Retired Hagen-Renaker mixed breed dog named “Brin”—side view
Retired Hagen-Renaker mixed breed dog named “Brin”—back-side view
Retired Hagen-Renaker mixed breed dog named “Brin”—back-side view
This is the retired Hagen-Renaker “Sitting Pup.” It is item number 4045 and was first added to the HR line in the spring of 2008 and retired in the fall of 2009. It is of a white and black dog in a sitting pose. The first version had black patches over both eyes. It was later painted with a black patch over one eye. It measures 1 3/4 inch from the ground to the top of the head, 1 1/4 inch long from the front feet to the tip of the tail and 1 1/4 inch wide from hip to hip. Made in the USA
Retired Hagen-Renaker “Sitting Pup”—side view
Retired Hagen-Renaker “Sitting Pup”—side view
Retired Hagen-Renaker “Sitting Pup”—back view
This is the retired Hagen-Renaker “Sleeping Dog.” It is of a large breed black dog with gray highlights that give it the look of real fur. The eyes are open and the ears are spread on each side of the head. The legs are lanky. It is item number 4019 and was added to the HR line in the fall of 2006 and retired in the fall of 2009. Made in the USA
Retired Hagen-Renaker “Sleeping Dog”
Retired Hagen-Renaker “Sleeping Dog”
Retired Hagen-Renaker “Sleeping Dog”
This is the retired Hagen-Renaker “Playful Dog.” It is of a large breed brown dog in a low to the ground pose that is about to pounce on something any minute. It has a smile on its face with its red tongue sticking out. It looks like a Labrador mixed with some type of hound. It is item number 4018 and was retired in the fall of 2009. Made in the USA
Retired Hagen-Renaker “Playful Dog”
Retired Hagen-Renaker “Playful Dog”
Retired Hagen-Renaker “Playful Dog”
Retired Hagen-Renaker “Playful Dog”
This is the Hagen-Renaker “Happy Hound” dog. It is item number 4048 and was designed by artist Robert McGuinness. It is of a black and white hound type dog with its tail up in a standing pose. It measures 2 1/4 inches from the ground to the top of the head, 2 3/4 inches long from the tip of the nose to the back leg and about 1 1/4 inch wide across the front from paw to paw. Made in the USA
Hagen-Renaker “Happy Hound” dog—front-side view
Hagen-Renaker “Happy Hound” dog—side view
Hagen-Renaker “Happy Hound” dog—back-side view
Hagen-Renaker “Happy Hound” dog—back-side view
This is a vintage mixed breed dog with a little blue bow in its tail from the 1950s. This hand painted pup is in a sitting pose and is about 3 inches tall from the ground to the top of the head, 3 1/2 inches long from the back of the blue bow to the tip of the snoot and 1 1/2 inch wide across the front of the head. On the bottom is a red stamp that reads Japan.
Vintage mixed breed dog with a little blue bow in its tail from the 1950s
Vintage mixed breed dog with a little blue bow in its tail from the 1950s
Vintage mixed breed dog with a little blue bow in its tail from the 1950s
Vintage mixed breed dog with a little blue bow in its tail from the 1950s
Vintage mixed breed dog with a little blue bow in its tail from the 1950s
Vintage mixed breed dog with a little blue bow in its tail from the 1950s
Vintage mixed breed dog with a little blue bow in its tail from the 1950s—image showing the red Japan stamp
This vintage bone china mixed breed puppy is a brown, black and white dog with a curious expression on its face. The head is cocked as if it is trying to figure something out. On the bottom there is a blue stamp that reads Made in Japan. It stands 2 3/4 tall from the ground to the top of the head, about 2 inches long from the front paw to the back of the tail and 1 1/2 inch wide across the front.
Vintage bone china mixed breed puppy
Vintage bone china mixed breed puppy
Vintage bone china mixed breed puppy
Vintage bone china mixed breed puppy—image showing the Made in Japan stamp
This is a vintage bone china mixed breed dog in a sitting pose. On its snoot is a bumble bee, on its back are red spades. The ears spread outward and are tipped with black and the eyes are large and wide. On the bottom there is a stamp that reads Made in Occupied Japan. It stands 2 3/4 inches tall from the ground to the top of the head, 3 inches long from the snoot to the back of the tail and 2 1/2 inches wide from ear to ear across the front.
Vintage occupied Japan bone china mixed breed dog
Vintage occupied Japan bone china mixed breed dog—image showing the red spades on its back
Vintage occupied Japan bone china mixed breed dog—image showing the red spades on its back and the bumble bee on the snoot
Vintage occupied Japan bone china mixed breed dog—image showing the bumble bee on the snoot
Vintage bone china mixed breed dog—image showing Made in Occupied Japan stamped in red
This mixed breed dog looks like a grumpy old man. If I had to take a guess at what mix of dogs it looks like I would say a Peek-a-poo (Pekingese / Poodle mix). This bone china figurine is white with black and brown markings and is in a begging pose. It is 2 3/4 inches tall from the ground to the top of the head, 1 1/2 inch long from the bottom feet to the back of the tail and 1 1/2 inch wide across the front from the side of the tail to the hip.
Vintage bone china Peek-a-poo (Pekingese / Poodle mix) dog
Vintage bone china Peek-a-poo (Pekingese / Poodle mix) dog
Vintage bone china Peek-a-poo (Pekingese / Poodle mix) dog
Vintage bone china Peek-a-poo (Pekingese / Poodle mix) dog
Vintage bone china Peek-a-poo (Pekingese / Poodle mix) dog
This is a vintage bone china mixed breed dog in a sitting pose. This dog looks like a Labrador Retriever / Jack Russell Terrier mix. It has a docked tail like the Jack Russell but is large with big ears like the Lab. It is about 4 inches tall from the ground to the top of the head, 3 1/4 inches long from the front legs to the back of the tail and 1 3/4 inches wide across the front from paw to paw. It is white with brown and black markings. On the bottom it is stamped Made in Japan.
Vintage bone china mixed breed dog in a sitting pose
Vintage bone china mixed breed dog in a sitting pose
Vintage bone china mixed breed dog in a sitting pose
Vintage bone china mixed breed dog in a sitting pose
Vintage bone china mixed breed dog in a sitting pose—image showing the Made in Japan stamp
This is an adorable little vintage bone china puppy in a lying down pose. This little hand painted girl is white with brown markings. She is 3/4 inch tall from the ground to the top of the head, 1 3/4 inch long from the front paw to the tip of the tail and 1 inch wide from front paw to front paw. She is translucent when you hold her up to the light and look into her air hole. On the bottom is a gold sticker that reads Made in China.
Adorable little vintage bone china puppy in a lying down pose
Adorable little vintage bone china puppy in a lying down pose
Adorable little vintage bone china puppy in a lying down pose
Adorable little vintage bone china puppy in a lying down pose—image showing the gold Made in China sticker
This is a strange little vintage figurine. It almost looks like half rabbit / half dog or half human / half dog. For all I know it is a rabbit! It is brown with very long floppy ears and a stub tail. It is odd, but cute. It is 1 1/2 inch tall from the ground to the top of the head, 1 1/4 inch long from the front of the face to the back of the tail and 1 inch wide across the front. It is made out of bone china. When you hold it up to the light and look through the hole it is translucent.
Bone china brown and white dog/rabbit figurine
Bone china brown and white dog/rabbit figurine
Bone china brown and white dog/rabbit figurine
