unknown jaguar cubs

I have had these 2 cubs for a long time and was hoping to try and identify them-they have no marks on them. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Interesting, but i never saw before

They look cute

Could they be from some playset perhaps ?

They are so cute.

Taos wrote:

I have had these 2 cubs for a long time and was hoping to try and identify them-they have no marks on them. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

I have a lion cub on the same mold.  The marking on his bottom has "W.A.I. 1980, All rights reserved, made in China".  I might be wrong about the date; there's a crease through the number.  All I can make out is 19 and 0.

Jennypurr wrote:

Taos wrote:

I have had these 2 cubs for a long time and was hoping to try and identify them-they have no marks on them. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

I have a lion cub on the same mold.  The marking on his bottom has "W.A.I. 1980, All rights reserved, made in China".  I might be wrong about the date; there's a crease through the number.  All I can make out is 19 and 0.

W.A.I. stands for Wildlife Artists, Inc.

Thanks again, Julie

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Jennypurr wrote:

Taos wrote:

I have a lion cub on the same mold.  The marking on his bottom has "W.A.I. 1980, All rights reserved, made in China".  I might be wrong about the date; there's a crease through the number.  All I can make out is 19 and 0.

W.A.I. stands for Wildlife Artists, Inc.

... and the date is likely 1990 although the company already existed in 1980. Conjecturing a little more, the tiger cub is probably made of the same mould.

The normal color variant should be from W.A.I. 1985 line "Small of the Wild Pride" but your white-headed jaguar is painted slightly different... :)

Thanks for all the info folks!!!