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Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg
Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg
Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg
Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg
Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg
Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg
Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg
Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg
Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg
Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg
Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg

Kersa Germany Devil Hand Puppet 1950s Felt Sculpture Head Glass Eyes no ID Vtg

$ 26.4

Availability: 49 in stock
  • Character Family: Devil
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Year: 1950s
  • Brand: Kersa
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany
  • Condition: No fading, no wear. Dark mark on fabric glove on his back shoulder. Small mark on side of his nose. Glass eyes, no chips. No ID. By Kersa Germany

    Description

    Fun vintage felt sculpture Devil Hand Puppet by Kersa Germany
    8 inch glove
    no ID
    c1950s
    Red felt sculpture head, red felt ears
    Black plush hair
    Black felt horns and hands
    Green and black glass eyes, no chips
    Painted mouth
    Black stitches visible at neck
    Red fabric glove, some dark marks on his back shoulder
    Small mark on the side of his felt nose
    Fibreboard finger tube inside of excelsior wood wool stuffed head
    No fading, no wear
    W.(Wilhelmine) Walter KG (Kersa) was founded in 1925 in Lobositz, a small town in Bohemia in the western area of the Czech Republic about 30 miles from Prague. Wilhelmine originally made cloth & soft toys for her children. The "Kersa" trademark began to be used in 1933 derived from the German phrase that means "artistically produced playthings". All teddy bears & soft toys up until 1956 have a little metal Kersa tag. In 1948 Kersa moved to Mendelheim Germany producing teddy bears, dwarves, Easter Rabbits and cats. In 1960 Kersa ceased production of teddy bears and concentrated on making cloth and wooden puppets. Today, Kersa is Germany's leading maker of hand puppets.