Ebeling & Reuss
Ebeling & Reuss, established in 1886, was a giftware importer and distributor.
Along with a national sales force of 100, Ebeling & Reuss sold its products via
catalog to other marketers and independent gift distributors.
Ebeling & Reuss was sold to Strathmore Corp. of Allentown, Pennsylvania on April 15, 2002.
“Erphila” was the trade mark used by Ebeling & Reuss Company of Philadelphia who imported fine china figurines and decorative art from Germany and other European countries.
Ebeling & Reuss was sold to Strathmore Corp. of Allentown, Pennsylvania on April 15, 2002.
“Erphila” was the trade mark used by Ebeling & Reuss Company of Philadelphia who imported fine china figurines and decorative art from Germany and other European countries.
Carousel Elephant
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Height: 7"
Width: 7"
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Height: 7"
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Carousel Lion
Copyright:
Item: 08003
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Height: 7¼"
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Item: 08003
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Height: 7¼"
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This is an Ebeling & Reuss Carusel Lion Musical Figurine.
The music box plays “The Carousel Waltz.”
The figurine measure 7¼ inches in the hight.
The music box plays “The Carousel Waltz.”
The figurine measure 7¼ inches in the hight.
Carousel Rabbit
Copyright: ©1977
Item: 08003
Edition:
Limit:
Height: 7"
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Item: 08003
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Height: 7"
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This is a vintage Ebeling & Reuss Carusel Rabbit Musical Figurine.
The music box plays “The Carousel Waltz.”
There is a sticker on the bottom that identifies it as Ebeling & Reuss, The Carusel Rabbit, 08003.
It is also stamped on the wood beneath the figurine as Warner & Co., New York & London 1977.
The figurine measure 7 inches in the hight.
The music box plays “The Carousel Waltz.”
There is a sticker on the bottom that identifies it as Ebeling & Reuss, The Carusel Rabbit, 08003.
It is also stamped on the wood beneath the figurine as Warner & Co., New York & London 1977.
The figurine measure 7 inches in the hight.
The wooden base measures about 4" bt 7". The elephant stands about 5" high on the wooden base.
The music box plays “Oh What a Beautiful Morning.”