Candle, Gurley Novelty, Choir Caroler Girl, Paraffin Wax, Buffalo NY, 1950s mugs There is a small crack

There is a small crack on the wooden sign

we believe these are very likely unmarked Carl Teichert Meissen pieces in the Biedermeier Floral pattern — a prestigious attribution that matches both the design language and the period

or as a fun place for a child to store treasures

gold is in excellent condition throughout

capture Ziggy at his most endearing: gentle

Candle, Gurley Novelty, Choir Caroler Girl, Paraffin Wax, Buffalo NY, 1950s mugs There is a small crackA red headed caroler in a black choir gown and red bow, frozen mid song the kind of small, cheerful figure that made mid century Christmas mantels feel complete. Gurley Novelty Company got its start in Buffalo, New York, when Franklin Gurley took over a candle operation originally built to repurpose leftover paraffin from oil refining. By 1949 the company bore his name, and its figural holiday candles carolers, angels, Santas, and more have become