Theme Park Figurine

I purchased this ceramic Snow White figurine in 2002 at the World of Disney Store (Downtown Disney, WDW). Measures 6" high. Made in Sri Lanka.

Images from the Filmic Light Collection.

Lladró Snow White Figurines, 1994-95

In 1994, Lladró produced a glazed-finish sculpture of Snow White holding a songbird. The piece stands approximately 9" high and was created specifically to be sold at the Disney theme parks. Retail price $295.

Lladro Item # 01007555.

The bottom is signed by the sculptor, Francisco Polope. It also has a special event stamp from its release at "A Magical Evening - October 13th 1994." The figure was retired in 1998.

Sculpts of all of the dwarfs were produced too, each measuring between 5.5" and 6.25" tall. Individual pieces were priced at $175 except for Doc and Happy. These two cost $195, possibly because of their slightly larger size.

The figurines were seen the following year on the back cover of the 1995 Walt Disney Gallery Catalog.

Catalog scan courtesy of Dan Alexander Dizmentia.

Also featured in the catalog--and complimenting the Snow White collection--was another sculpture by artist Francisco Polope. The highly detailed Wishing Well retailed for $1500. Measures 12.25" high. Issued 1995; retired 1998.

Lladro Item # 01007558.

Another special event stamp is seen on the bottom: "A Magical Evening - May 26, 1995." It's signed by company owner J.J. Lladró.

Snow White and Wishing Well images via Cherished Collectables.

2012 Disney LLadro NAO Figurine

Lladró is a porcelain figurine manufacturer based in Valencia Spain. NAO is a brand of the Lladró group, "whose pieces are distinguished by the simplicity of their forms, lighthearted subject matters and colorful presentations."

In 2012, the UK Disney Store listed a NAO Snow White figure online. Glossy finish. Size approximately 27 x 17cm. Retail price £139.00 (GBP).

Disney Store Item No. 416050763312P.

A reflective Snow holds a small bouquet of wildflowers in her hand.

Stock images copyright Disney.

Snow White Bisque Figurines, circa 1938

Imported by the George Borgfeldt Corporation, NYC, this set of hand-painted ceramic figurines was made in Japan. The Dwarf figurines stand 2.5" tall, Snow White is 3.5". Original box measures 5" x 9" x 1.5". Dates from the late 1930s.

Images courtesy of amazing-adventures and bassaroe49.

Bradford Exchange - Snow White Egg-Shaped Music Box

Inspired by the artistry of Peter Carl Faberge, this Egg-Shaped Music Box by Ardleigh Elliott features a hand-painted Snow White figure at its center. Made of Heirloom Porcelain, the piece is adorned with platinum and "jeweled" accents. Disney art encircles the base along with 4 Swarovski crystals. Plays an 18-note musical movement of Some Day My Prince Will Come. Measures approximately 6" high (15.2 cm).

Edition size is limited to 95 firing days. Each is hand-numbered with matching Ardleigh Elliott Certificate of Authenticity. Sold thru the Bradford Exchange. Retail price $59.99 + $8.99 shipping. Currently still available.

Stock images copyright Disney/Bradford Exchange.

Bradford Editions Figurine Collection (70th Anniversary - 2007)

This 2007 porcelain collection of 70th anniversary figurines designed by The Bradford Editions featured Snow White and the Dwarfs in their "Silly Song" scene. The pieces were released at intervals, the first included both Happy and Dopey. Snow White came next followed by the rest of the dwarfs, each in a separate issue.

The Snow White figurine stands 7" tall (17.8 cm) and plays the "Heigh-Ho" song. Her skirt features artwork from the movie and the rest of her is accented with 22K gold and Swarovski crystals. Hand-painted. Certificates of Authenticity included.

Snow White images via Collectibles Javcom.

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Also from The Bradford Editions in 2007 was this Evil Queen figurine, the premiere issue in the Disney's Divas of Darkness Collection. The piece measures approximately 6" high (15.2 cm) and was limited to 95 casting days. Artwork on the cape depicts the Witch offering the poison apple to Snow with castle in background. Accents include a sparkling simulated ruby pendant and 22K-gold crown. COA included.

Stock images copyright Disney.

Markrita Collector's Box and Pin (65th Anniversary - 2002)

In 2002, the Walt Disney Gallery presented this exclusive Markrita collector's box in honor of Snow White's 65th. The figurine captures the iconic scene of Snow singing "Some Day My Prince Will Come." Sculpted by artists Mark and Rita Dornan, the piece is cast in resin and features a hidden compartment with a special wearable poisoned apple pin (also made of resin).

The figural box measures approximately 6.75" x 5.25" (17 x 13cm); Pin is about 1.25" (3cm) wide.

Images via pat011141 and Lizzy's Cute Stuff.

It was offered in the Winter 2002 Disney Catalog (p.89). Retail price: $95 (USD).

Disney Catalog scan courtesy of Dan Alexander Dizmentia.

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Where will you be in five years? This Markrita sculpture sure knew. In celebration of Snow White's 70th anniversary, the Bradford Exchange offered this same exact sculpt, but this time, it was hand-cast in porcelain. The free poison apple pin was back too! The piece was hand-numbered with a matching Certificate of Authenticity. Original retail price $149.95.