Raccoon Family, Photobooth-esque Vintage Snapshot carved balustrade I've found antique Chinese and

I've found antique Chinese and Japanese erotic porcelain figures of a similar nature out there

but suggests a late 19th/early 20th century trend toward painting boulders to resemble frogs

I'd line them up on a shelf or throw them in a bowl and just enjoy looking at them

Early-mid 20th century

Surely there were once part of a larger toy train

Raccoon Family, Photobooth-esque Vintage Snapshot carved balustrade I've found antique Chinese andThis is small one with the scale making it feel as if this raccoon family had packed itself into a photo booth for its big moment! And a pretty photogenic group I'd say, all but one looking eager for the camera to capture their faces. The little claws of the one at left grasping the front edge of the platform really make this for me. 2 5 8" x 2 1 4". Good condition, photo paper has a bit of texture as details show. Perhaps a small surface abrasion at