Agree re age. Oh, here. Internet says brand Herbert Stolle. Product design West Germany. Made in China. From their costumes, they would be...
Obvious but... I wanted to add that the dial on brooch watches typically hangs upside down so the time can be read by the wearer. Debora [ATTACH]
Those two pieces don't look like they started life together. The watch could very well have started life on a long chain. 1960s. Debora
These don't appear to be rare. There are others to be found on the internet. Here's one, for example. Being sold as World War II....
It doesn't look that old but... One way to date is by the company's logo as it's changed quite frequently over the years. You'll want to compare...
Like 'em too. Very sculptural with lots of personality. Debora
The bases of the genuine Fitz and Floyd pieces appear to have been covered in black, not green, felt. Debora
There was revived interest in Staffordshire figures in the 1970s and the label looks to date from that decade. Debora
Think so too. They're charming as such. Debora
@Vfa, my sincere apologies if you found them so but... My comments weren't intended to be scathing. In fact, if you read the above again, you'll...
'Spect it's meant to evoke the Meissen mark. See a number of similar boxes floating around the internet. They all look new although often...
The S.L. tells you it's Spanish. Stands for Sociedad Limitada, a legal entity abbreviated like Co. or Ltd. Debora
Certainly in the style of Fitz & Floyd but don't appear to be of the same quality. Debora
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One would think that would be obvious. Debora [ATTACH]
Now how in the world did you find that?! Debora
Yeah, kinda like cake mix. Debora
1966 is consistent with frame. You can open the back up. More information may be found there. Debora
Or door stops. Debora
Yep. The design would be pre-made and one filled in the rest. Gave one's hands something to do in the evenings while one listened to the radio....
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