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Graupner Owl with Clip in Assorted Colors
H92374145
Regular price $9.95Graupner Hen on Stand in Assorted Colors
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Regular price $12.95Graupner Congratulations Box 'Offspring'
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Regular price $12.95The congratulatory boxes have been a special trademark of our manufactory since the 1990s. In 2019 they were given a new packaging with a floral design. The content is and remains a classic. Art in a matchbox - we put together loving scenes on a size of about 9x7 cm in front of a colorfully printed back wall. You can describe the back with kind words yourself.
The box should serve as a high-quality and original type of greeting card. This motif is particularly suitable as a gift idea for or as a small birthday present. The rocking horse is elaborately hand-painted. Another idea could be to include it in a gift bag or as a package topper.
We make the box out of pine wood. The equipment consists of sycamore maple. The colors used contain particularly high-quality and lightfast pigments, which guarantee lasting brilliance and luminosity. They are certified according to the strict DIN EN71 guidelines for toys, and are naturally non-toxic and resistant to saliva.
Bright colors, flawless workmanship and a high level of craftsmanship complete the valuable wood into a hand-made, small, unique piece from the Erzgebirge Folk Art.
Dimensions: 3.7 in. x 2.59 in. x 1.14 in.Graupner Pyramid with Carousel Horses
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Regular price $149.95The large Christmas pyramid with the four magnificently hand-painted horses is one of the largest and most elaborate pieces in the entire Graupner range. With its unusual shape and color, it is based on a colorful fairground carousel. It is definitely the eye-catcher on the Christmas table and a great gift idea! Such a pyramid often accompanies the recipient for a lifetime.
The tea light pyramid is particularly safe in its function. We use commercially available tea lights with a diameter of 38 mm. Four tea lights are already included. The impeller, which is connected to the base plate by a metal rod, is driven by the rising heat of the candles.
As early as the 18th century, Christmas pyramids were part of the Christmas decorations in churches in the Ore Mountains. The special construction of the Göpel factory served as a model. This is what shaft hoisting systems are called, in which the mined ores are conveyed out of the pit using horsepower or water power. Even today, the pyramids of the Ore Mountains (Ore Mountain: "Peremett") with their warm candlelight and their regular movement create a cozy atmosphere. And they still fascinate children in particular with their small figures and colorful scenes.