Mickey and The Beanstalk for saleA lovely, original late 1940s plaster figure of Mickey Mouse made by Leonardi, the UK licensee for Walt Disney figures during that time. The figure is taken from an adaptation of Jack and the Beanstalk, called rather imaginatively 'Mickey and the Beanstalk' which was released in 1947. At first glance it was believed to be from the 1938 animation, 'The Brave Little Tailor', but although the outfit is identical, the colourway used seems to suggest the
Measures: 22cm tall x 26cm long x 12cm wide
This model dates from the late 20th Century and is made from SOMSO-Plast
original condition
The Tyl Theatre is also known as Mozart's Theatre
A very cute and highly decorative early 20th Century watercolour of a Street Urchin and his Puppy - originally identified as being in the style of the Italian school
The sign likely dates from the 1940s
precise cut marks to the corner of each letter
Mounted in a simple gilt wooden frame
Design: Straight-cut corners for a modern look
Characterful blacksmith-made wrought iron sign for 'The Old Stables'
The theatre has remained virtually unchanged since the composers' time
The puppet likely pre-dates the publishing of this instruction manual
