April 17, 2024
Pepe Le Pew - Rare Porcelain Bobblehead - Warner Bros.!
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Up for auction is a rare and really beautiful hand painted cold cast porcelain Pepe Le Pew bobblehead . I've never seen another bobblehead like this one on eBay or anyw else! It's a very sturdy (and heavy) design with lovely, vibrant colors. Pepe Le Pew is posed with one arm behind his back and the other holding a bouquet of flowers. He's got love in his eyes and his tail rests in a bunch behind him. He's in the mood for love, as always, with a wry smile on his face and his hair coiffed for romance. He stands atop a black oval base adorned with his name in pink on the front. It looks like he's ready for some amorous activities with his eternal and reluctant love interest Penelope Pussycat . Good thing ole Pepe has a heart of gold and an inability to give up or even recognize rejection! I think that this was a Warner Bros. Studio Stores exclusive but I can't find any information about it. It is extremely well crafted, though, and has a "Made in China" sticker on the bottom. The spring is very sturdy and well secured so the head bobbling action is perfect. I've also got the other five Looney Tunes bobbleheads in this set up for auction so please check them out! This bobblehead measures approximately 7" tall, 4" at its widest and 3.5" at its deepest. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or other flaws and will be very
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