Hand Carved Wood 2 Horse Drawn Wagon Carrying Hofbräuhaus Kegs Germany 18" Vtg
Hand Carved Wood 2 Horse Drawn Wagon Carrying Hofbräuhaus Kegs Germany 18" Vtg
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This hand-carved wooden figurine depicts two horses pulling a wagon, with a special focus on the Hofbräuhaus kegs. The intricate details of the carving make it a unique addition to any collection, and the fact that it was made in Germany adds to its authenticity. The piece measures 18 inches and is clearly a vintage item. The figurine falls under the categories of handmade and handcrafted items, horses, merchandise and memorabilia, animals, and collectibles. The use of wood as the material makes it a sturdy and durable piece. Overall, this is a beautiful and unique piece that any collector would be lucky to have.
Item measures about 18" long x 4.25" wide x 8.25" tall
Shipping weight is 5 pounds
Style and Origin:
Carving Style: This piece appears to be part of the Black Forest carving tradition that originates from the region of southern Germany, particularly Bavaria or Switzerland. These regions are well known for their intricate wood carvings, especially of animals and everyday scenes. The detailed craftsmanship and the hand-painted features of the figure align with traditional Black Forest woodwork.
Barrel Logos: The barrels have the initials "HB," which might refer to Hofbräuhaus or Hofbräu, a famous brewery in Munich, Germany. This could suggest that this piece was crafted either to represent a beer delivery or in tribute to German beer culture.
Time Period: These types of hand-carved wooden wagons became popular as souvenirs during the late 19th to mid-20th centuries, with a peak in the early to mid-1900s. Many were created as decorative items or to celebrate traditional European life.
Based on the craftsmanship, it seems likely that this piece was created sometime between the 1940s and 1960s, as mass tourism and the desire for souvenir items became more prominent in Europe post-World War II.
Item measures about 18" long x 4.25" wide x 8.25" tall
Shipping weight is 5 pounds
Style and Origin:
Carving Style: This piece appears to be part of the Black Forest carving tradition that originates from the region of southern Germany, particularly Bavaria or Switzerland. These regions are well known for their intricate wood carvings, especially of animals and everyday scenes. The detailed craftsmanship and the hand-painted features of the figure align with traditional Black Forest woodwork.
Barrel Logos: The barrels have the initials "HB," which might refer to Hofbräuhaus or Hofbräu, a famous brewery in Munich, Germany. This could suggest that this piece was crafted either to represent a beer delivery or in tribute to German beer culture.
Time Period: These types of hand-carved wooden wagons became popular as souvenirs during the late 19th to mid-20th centuries, with a peak in the early to mid-1900s. Many were created as decorative items or to celebrate traditional European life.
Based on the craftsmanship, it seems likely that this piece was created sometime between the 1940s and 1960s, as mass tourism and the desire for souvenir items became more prominent in Europe post-World War II.
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