These figurines of the Frog and the Carp bringing the letter are inspired by an iconic episode from Alice in Wonderland , where the two messengers are tasked with delivering an invitation to the Queen.
Reproduced in tin alloy , hand-painted with acrylics and varnished in the Figurart workshop in Compiègne, they combine precision of detail and humorous spirit faithful to John Tenniel .The two anthropomorphic animals, dressed in frock coats and with a formal air, embody the absurd refinement of Alice's world . The contrast between the seriousness of their mission and their comical appearance illustrates Lewis Carroll 's offbeat tone.
Each piece is unique, carefully crafted by a skilled artisan. These figurines are ideally presented as a pair, for collectors , lovers of literary miniatures , and enthusiasts of hand-painted pewter figurines .
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FAQ
Are the Frog and Carp figurines hand-painted?
Yes, each figurine is hand-painted with acrylics , making each one unique .Do these characters appear in Lewis Carroll's book?
Yes, they appear in the chapter of the trial, when the Queen of Hearts receives a letter.Are the models based on the designs of John Tenniel?
Absolutely, the sculptures reproduce Tenniel's original illustrations , adapted for miniature sculpture.Are they sold together?
The figurines can be presented in pairs , as in the artwork, or acquired separately depending on availability.Is this a toy?
No, these are collectible items for adults, made in France.Can they be shipped internationally?
Yes, Figurart delivers its figurines in France and abroad , in secure packaging .Discover also
Complete your Alice in Wonderland collection with:
the White Rabbit ,
Alice ,
the Queen of Hearts ,
and the Mad Hatter , all in hand-painted tin .
Frog and Carp Figurines Delivering the Letter – Alice Figurart Collection
Material : tin alloy
Painting : acrylic, applied by hand
Finish : glossy protective varnish
Height : ~3.5 cm each
Made in the Figurart workshop, Compiègne – France
Collection : Alice in Wonderland
These figurines are collectibles intended for adults , not toys .
Not suitable for children under 14 years old .
The photographs are not contractual : the colours may vary slightly due to manual painting.The scene with the messengers fits into the recurring theme of Carrollian nonsense : animals act as officials of the kingdom.
John Tenniel 's drawings made them endearing characters, whose Victorian style , precise movements and comic dignity Figurart reproduces."The Queen is waiting for you. Here is the letter!"

