Brand Identification topic

Hello, I just got some flat figures from 70-80 years, fauna of Soviet Union, probably with Russian origin. The seller has no further knowledge about these figures. Please can anybody determine the manufacturer and missing species (the set is uncomplete)? Note that some figures are damaged (goitered gazelle - missing tip of one horn/tail, reindeer - missing antlers, chamois - missing half of front leg/tip of horns, fawn - missing tip of ear, saiga - missing tail/tip of horns)...

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Solved now thanks to Felicata!
These are figurines from the USSR, 80s, author Savelyev B. D. (Савельев Борис Дмитриевич) Zoopark "Wild Animals" produced by the Shebantsevo factory (Шебанцево).

jarda wrote:

Hello, I just got some flat figures from 70-80 years, fauna of Soviet Union, probably with Russian origin (not sure). The seller has no further knowledge about these figures. Please can anybody determine the manufacturer and missing species (the set is uncomplete)? Note that some figures are damaged (goitered gazelle - missing tip of one horn, reindeer - missing antlers, roe deer - missing half of front leg, fawn - missing tip of ear)...

Maybe you can try to find some connection with some of the figures presented in [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] seems to be very knowledgeable about Soviet figures.

jarda wrote:

Hello, I just got some flat figures from 70-80 years, fauna of Soviet Union, probably with Russian origin. The seller has no further knowledge about these figures. Please can anybody determine the manufacturer and missing species (the set is uncomplete)? Note that some figures are damaged (goitered gazelle - missing tip of one horn/tail, reindeer - missing antlers, chamois - missing half of front leg/tip of horns, fawn - missing tip of ear, saiga - missing tail/tip of horns)...

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Solved now thanks to Felicata!
These are figurines from the USSR, 80s, author Savelyev B. D. (Савельев Борис Дмитриевич) Zoopark "Wild Animals" produced by the Shebantsevo factory (Шебанцево).

Wow, what a catch. Are they flat 3d or only 2d?

widukind wrote:

jarda wrote:

Hello, I just got some flat figures from 70-80 years, fauna of Soviet Union, probably with Russian origin. The seller has no further knowledge about these figures. Please can anybody determine the manufacturer and missing species (the set is uncomplete)? Note that some figures are damaged (goitered gazelle - missing tip of one horn/tail, reindeer - missing antlers, chamois - missing half of front leg/tip of horns, fawn - missing tip of ear, saiga - missing tail/tip of horns)...

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Solved now thanks to Felicata!
These are figurines from the USSR, 80s, author Savelyev B. D. (Савельев Борис Дмитриевич) Zoopark "Wild Animals" produced by the Shebantsevo factory (Шебанцево).

Wow, what a catch. Are they flat 3d or only 2d?

Flat 3d, similar like Coca-Cola/Fanta African figures but significantly larger.

jarda wrote:

widukind wrote:

jarda wrote:

Hello, I just got some flat figures from 70-80 years, fauna of Soviet Union, probably with Russian origin. The seller has no further knowledge about these figures. Please can anybody determine the manufacturer and missing species (the set is uncomplete)? Note that some figures are damaged (goitered gazelle - missing tip of one horn/tail, reindeer - missing antlers, chamois - missing half of front leg/tip of horns, fawn - missing tip of ear, saiga - missing tail/tip of horns)...

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Solved now thanks to Felicata!
These are figurines from the USSR, 80s, author Savelyev B. D. (Савельев Борис Дмитриевич) Zoopark "Wild Animals" produced by the Shebantsevo factory (Шебанцево).

Wow, what a catch. Are they flat 3d or only 2d?

Flat 3d, similar like Coca-Cola/Fanta African figures but significantly larger.  

. Thank you

Which brand please?

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just marked "made in China"



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no mark at all



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just marked "China"

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Here is are the Geese with my Britains geese. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Whoever did the top unmarked geese in the small image did a pretty good copy of the Britains version. But there are few differences feathers in the right hand models don't correspond and the left goose in the copy has a longer neck.

Who knows this litlle lion cub please? (here with a Starlux lioness)


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,.. and this giant tortoise? (marked "made in China")

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here between Starlux and Britains ones:

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The lion cub may be the Ania lion cub.

I didn't realise it was so small.

Oh yes! Thank you Roger!

Vintage mix...

Any ideas?

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Stripedhyena wrote:

Vintage mix...

Any ideas?

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Hello Stripedhyena,
the flat animals seems to be MANURBA, see here: MANURBA flat animals.
The first and second row (animals with baseline) must be JEAN HOEFLER animals, see here: Jacquet woodland
Benno.

On the 2nd picture, the stag and doe, the fox, the squirels and the pheasant are fom Jean Höffler brand. :)

I love the oldies of the 1st picture!

Caracal wrote:

On the 2nd picture, the stag and doe, the fox, the squirels and the pheasant are fom Jean Höffler brand. :)

I love the oldies of the 1st picture!

Thank you very much for the info!

Yes, the truth is that the figures of the first image have some beautiful poses and details, the pity (in my opinion) is that they are flat... There are many wonderful old flat figures of various brands, I'm not an expert on them so I need help to identify them....

Caracal wrote:

Who knows that brand?

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Models look Kinder's ones, but they are a little bigger and lighter..

Hello, they are Ricolino Chocosorpresa from Mexico

Taos wrote:

The little baboon is from this set.It was sold in ELC shops many years ago but I think they are just made in china figures.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Hello, I have some like this made of rubber plastic and I have the lioness in a tiger version. They are not porcelain, they are made of rigid plastic.

Leoo Past wrote:

Caracal wrote:

Who knows that brand?

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Models look Kinder's ones, but they are a little bigger and lighter..

Hello, they are Ricolino Chocosorpresa from Mexico

Hi Leoo Past! and thank you very much!

Who would know the brand of this wild boar please (here with Britains models)?

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I've never seen it but the pose is typical from hunting sets.

Caracal wrote:

Leoo Past wrote:

Caracal wrote:

Who knows that brand?

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Models look Kinder's ones, but they are a little bigger and lighter..

Hello, they are Ricolino Chocosorpresa from Mexico

Hi Leoo Past! and thank you very much!

you're welcome Caracal I have some of those that I will share soon with other pieces

Roger wrote:

I've never seen it but the pose is typical from hunting sets.

Thank you Rogério, I think you are right! :)

Any ideas about the reindeer? Hardplastic like french vintage brands, size too, not marked - maybe Clairet?

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This reindeer is from french vintage brand "Acédo" Andreas. :)

Caracal wrote:

This reindeer is from french vintage brand "Acédo" Andreas. :)

Thank you :)