Franklin Mint Vintage Carousel Horses Collection Of 6 Excellent Cond. Unmarked

Name: Franklin Mint Vintage Carousel Horses Collection Of 6 Excellent Cond. Unmarked
Brand: Franklin Mint
SKU: 67a4f1f2c38372b89d0b5057
Price: 44.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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I know that a couple of these are more run-of-the-mill, but I know a couple of them are definitely highly desirable and sell for upwards of $50 each I'll attempt to sell these as one lot rather than break them out separately

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Vintage Carousel Horse

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nicolemo149 Hi! I’ve just got a few questions. Are you selling all of these together for $49? Also, do you know what these are made of?

Aug 04Reply

rosiedoll1 @nicolemo149 Franklin Mint carousel horse figurines are made from various materials, including porcelain, which is a common material used for their small, detailed sculptures, and metal. Some may also incorporate a resin material called "Gemwood" or feature a special metallic finish like silver plating.

Aug 04Reply

rosiedoll1 @nicolemo149 More specifically: Porcelain is a frequent material, used for the "Treasury of Carousel Art" and "World of Carousel Horses" collections, often with intricately painted or glazed finishes. Metal figurines, such as those in the "World of Carousel Horses" collection, may be made from high-quality metal and feature finishes like silver plating.

Aug 04Reply

rosiedoll1 @nicolemo149 and yes it says a set of six. the price that I have right now for the $49 is in extremely low price for these. I had wanted 75 or 79 but I also don't want to keep them forever. so I had to make a decision and keep in mind that Poshmark takes their 20%

Aug 04Reply

nicolemo149 @rosiedoll1 Okay, thank you! How sturdy would you say these are? I’m interested in them as a part of a carousel Halloween costume, so I just want to make sure I don’t get horses that will break easily when I move around

Aug 04Reply

rosiedoll1 @nicolemo149 I don't really know how to answer that other than they've survived for quite some time since they were first out so I believe they're vintage and Franklin mint stuff is usually not super delicate.

Aug 04Reply