DISNEYS EVAN K SHAW/AMERICAN POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND WHITE RABBIT (DAMAGED)

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DISNEYS EVAN K SHAW/AMERICAN POTTERY ALICE IN WONDERLAND WHITE RABBIT (DAMAGED)
For That Special Alice In Wonderland Collector
You Are Bidding On A DAMAGED Evan K. Shaw American Pottery Walt Disney’s 1950’s World Of Enchantment in Ceramics Alice In Wonderland White Rabbit That Unfortunately Has Lived A Tough Life
Around 1950, Evan K. Shaw released two beautiful ceramic sets and included them in a select retail promotion called, “Walt Disney’s World Of Enchantment In Ceramics.” The Alice In Wonderland set featured Alice, the Mad Hatter, March Hare, White Rabbit, Walrus, Dormouse, along with Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. Since each ceramic piece was individually hand painted, each piece displays unique features and expressions.
This broken and chipped White Rabbit is looking for a loving home to take him in. This 3 1/2” tall White Rabbit has had both ears broken, a few glaze chips around the rim of his blue collar and number of other rough spots. He also has visible crazing. The colors are still vibrant.
Despite his damage, he still displays well and sports the wandering and quizzical facial features within the character and personality of the White Rabbit. He no longer has an original Evan K. Shaw label. This White Rabbit is priced to reflect his defects and could make a sufficient example in your collection to fill in until you find a replacement.
This Alice In Wonderland White Rabbit has survived to the age of 70 YEARS OLD!
American Pottery was founded by Evan K. Shaw who was a former Vernon Kilns employee. During the period of 1943 through 1955, Evan K. Shaw created the largest ceramics outfit in the Los Angeles area under many different Company names and Disney Licenses including Metlox & The American Pottery Company. Evan K. Shaw's American Pottery signed its first contract with Disney on February 4, 1943.
Shaw/American Pottery figures are known for their details, expressions and quality. Shaw/American Pottery had their own Mold Makers. The Disney Studios would provide model sheets to be followed for each design. Once Shaw/American Pottery came up with a new concept, it would have to be approved by the Disney Studio artists and the Disney licensing division before any production could begin.
We are willing to work on the price for this item, therefore we have listed it as a BUY-IT-NOW item, and you also have the opportunity to MAKE-AN-OFFER!
We have also been going through a large number of Disney Memorabilia boxes containing thousands of items that we have collected over the past 45 years! Take a look at our “OTHER ITEMS” and then mark our “Ebay Store” as one of your favorites. We will continue to add more Disney Memorabilia Items often!
DESCRIPTION
For That
Special
Alice
In
Wonderland
Collector
YOU ARE BIDDING ON
A DAMAGED
Evan K. Shaw
American Pottery
W
alt
D
isney
’s
1950
’
s
World Of
Enchantment
in Ceramics
Alice
I
n
Wonderland
White
Rabbit
That
Unfortunately
Has Lived
A Tough Life
Around 1950,
Evan K. Shaw released two beautiful
ceramic sets and included them in a select
retail promotion called,
“Walt Disney’s
World Of Enchantment
In Ceramics.”
The Alice In Wonderland set featured
Alice, the Mad Hatter, March Hare,
White Rabbit, Walrus, Dormouse,
along with Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.
Since each ceramic piece was individually
hand painted, each piece displays unique
features and expressions.
This broken and chipped White Rabbit
is looking for a loving home to take him in.
This 3 1/2
”
tall White Rabbit has had
both ears broken, a few
glaze chips around the rim of
his blue collar and number of other
rough spots.  He also has visible
crazing.
The colors are still vibrant.
Despite his damage, he still displays well
and sports the wandering and quizzical
facial features within the character
and personality of the White Rabbit.
He no longer has an original Evan K. Shaw label.
This White Rabbit is priced to reflect his defects
and could make a sufficient example in your
collection to fill in until you find a replacement.
This Alice In Wonderland
White Rabbit has survived to the age of
70
YEARS OLD!
American Pottery was founded by Evan K. Shaw
who was a former Vernon Kilns employee.
During the period of 1943 through 1955,
Evan K. Shaw created the largest ceramics
outfit in the Los Angeles area under many
different Company names and Disney Licenses
including Metlox & The American Pottery Company.
Evan K. Shaw's American Pottery signed its
first contract with Disney on February 4, 1943.
Shaw/American Pottery figures are known
for their details, expressions and quality.
Shaw/American Pottery had their own Mold Makers.
The Disney Studios would provide model sheets
to be followed for each design.
Once Shaw/American Pottery came up with
a new concept, it would have to be approved
by the Disney Studio artists and the
Disney licensing division before any
production could begin.
If you collect DISNEYANA,
or if you love EARLY DISNEY CERAMICS,
then this EVAN K. SHAW / AMERICAN POTTERY
White Rabbit should be a part of your collection.
We are willing to work on the price for this item,
therefore we have listed it as a BUY-IT-NOW item,
and you also have the opportunity to MAKE-AN-OFFER!
We have also been going through a large number
of Disney Memorabilia boxes containing thousands
of items that we have collected over the past 45 years!
Take a look at our “OTHER ITEMS” and then mark
our “Ebay Store” as one of your favorites.
We will continue to add more Disney
Memorabilia Items often!
Please see our other listings for more Disney
Memorabilia and other interesting items.
We have been collecting Disney Memorabilia for 45 years.
We will be happy to offer a shipping and handling discount
on items that can be safely packaged together.
Email with any questions.
CONDITION
DAMAGED CONDITION
* The Buyer pays for shipping and handling.
* This item will be very carefully packaged for shipping.
* No International shipping.
If you have a question about this item,
send an email and you should get a prompt reply.
Do not leave your questions for the last few hours
of the auction, as there may not be
enough time to respond.
DIS SHAW/AP 012101.04
_gsrx_vers_856 (GS 7.0.20 (856))