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Here we have asingle authentic pre-war German handmade and hand-painted composition 3.75″ tall brown cow with stick legs for your Christmas nativity set or village set-up. Stamped “Germany” on belly.
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Germans introduced cardboard houses adorned with printed patterns and hand-painted details. But cardboard Christmas houses have only been around for about 130 years. These early 1930’s putz houses were imported from Japan where they were adorned with mica and small bottle brush trees.
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Features lithograph brick design, flocked snowy base, chimney, and tree detail.
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Christmas Putz Church White Red Roof Sugar Glitter Train Display 7.5in Japan #12 Covered with sugar glitter “snow”. Loofah bush. Fence on sides. Paper in door. Red cellophane in windows Hole in the back of the house for a light. Circa 1940s. 4 3/4″ long. 2 5/8″ wide. 7 1/2″ tall Numbers are so we give you the correct order. More Putz houses & Christmas items in my store Used. General wear. Paper in the door & 3 cellophane windows is torn. Bends on the fence edges Tip of steeple is worn. A tear at the hole in the back. A crush on the back base Overall good condition. Please look at the photos carefully.
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Retro Ville Albert’s Grocery Store Santa’s Workbench
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What stands out about this category is how “All Occasions” helps you notice details you might otherwise skip.
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ONE-OF-A-KIND, RARE, handmade model. My family used this church as a Christmas centerpiece since 1946. There is every chance that my grandfather made this himself as he was wiped out in the Great Depression and made objects from found materials until he died in the early 1970’s.
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The white color and retro style make it a charming addition to any room.
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All cellophane is present; About 4″ high and 5″ long. Attached bisque snowman and little plastic lamb. Heavy mica and/or coconut coating. Fence around corner. Unusual double house. I want you to see all sides!
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Includes a male and a female, with a matching colorway, including a stunning iridescent purple paint, used for both. The hen is marked “Germany.”. Both have all of their pieces and parts as well. And both stand just fine on their own.
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