Queen Grimhilde hold her iconic heart box and features a bas-relief carved scene within her robes of her Magic Mirror containing Snow White and her Forest Friends along with flowers and roses.  The Wicked Queen stands back-to-back against her Old Hag alter-ego , hunched over a bubbling cauldron with her Raven perched on its edge, and is surrounded by flames, bones  skulls, and stylized smoke swirls." description attributed to experiencethemistress.com

"Vintage 1980s German Steinbach Erzgebirge hunter figure complete with rifle and rucksack with a rather alive looking rabbit in it! 
Stands at 7" tall, 3 1/2" wide and 3 1/2" deep."

"The history of
our traditional brand Steinbach

You can retrace the history of the Steinbach family back until the 13th Century. Originally they are from Austria and were known as a bustling family. They were traders, businessmen and judges. One of their lineal ancestors for example was Erwin von Steinbach, who took part in building the ?Strassburger M...nster?.

Need and virtue in the Erzgebirge

Life in the Ore Mountains back then was characterized by many adversities and the residents were forced to adapt to those circumstances. Next to the mining industry woodworking was one of the few possibilities to survive. For the Steinbach family, this necessity became a virtue. They managed to combine wooden art along with their creativity and from now on, they produced wooden figurines which were typical for the Ore Mountains ? Nutcrackers and Smokers. Those little pieces of art found their way into peoples living rooms. They were supposed to give their owner a moment of joy. They were also believed to banish evil spirits.
The Steinbach family was now considered a huge part of the Ore Mountain ?M...nnelmacher-Zunft? and up until World War II Steinbach products enjoyed great popularity. In the turmoil of war the family was forced to adjust their production to the armament requirement and after the end of the Second World War they had to give up their factory in the Ore Mountains. Without any belongings they moved to Hohenhameln near Hannover and started all over again. A misfortune, which turned into pure luck within a short period of time and led the Steinbachs to unexpected success." from Erzberge Website.
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