Laughing Bunny

Hello, it is Rosenthal china, number 510 .
Can anyone give me any info please?
I'm going to have to reduce size of photos, I'll be back

 

Are U a NEW MEMBER, just found this site,LOOK HERE 1st ....

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Like this...or that??

 

Hi, thanks, yes like that with the pink.

 

Thanks for that tip to reduce size. Here are the pix.

 

I’ve a couple of these, one gifted to me new in the mid sixties. Yours is pretty warm with that backstamp.

 

What do you mean by warm ? And do you know when this was made or what it is worth?

Or how I can find out?

thank you

 

Arg, auto correct. It should have read pre war! Sorry.

 

Pre WW2 ? Would that make it valuable?

 

there's a bunch out there, like the ones I found......
search for them and you can get an idea of their worth....
Not enuf to retire , I'm afraid.....

 

They’re lovely little things, but not high value sadly.

 

I was wondering as there are two on ebay for over $1000, suppose there looking for a sucker..

thanks for your help guys, much appreciated

 

Hello @hunter29 & welcome to the forum!!

When deciding the value of something, make sure you are looking at sold items. A seller can ask whatever they want for their item but it doesn't mean that the price is the actual value of the item.

Sometimes their site is more of a museum than a site with items for sale. They also could be hoping an uninformed buyer comes along & buys the item.

 

I think those sellers are a tad optimistic!

 

I don't know much about this rabbit, but I do know that many people buy cute rabbit figurines at Easter time.

 

Shown mark and item is NOT pre-WW2; that mark type was only introduced 1956/57.
The designer of the bunny was Max Hermann Fritz, by the way, and comes in various sizes and different forms of decoration. Prices therefore are a little misleading at first glace as search results often include the wrong sizes or deco types (search engine bias).