The largest, 5" tall, is a glazed porcelain covered trinket box of a baby's head with a pacifier in his mouth and a removable top with a blue bow and There is a roughness of the back edge of the ruffles bonnet in front. There is a tiny chip on the edge of the ruffled bonnet on the right side, but it is not glaring. There is also a naked seated baby which is the lid for a cream or sugar pitcher, when lifted up it reveals a glazed porcelain cup, with a faux rope handle with an indentation for the spoon. The smallest figure is a seated Gebruder Heubach piano baby, seated with feet outstretched and his nightshirt falling off of his shoulder. The last, and rarest piece, is a Schaffer Vater figurine of a man-in-the-moon with a figure of the sun balances on the tip of his chin. He is smoking a pipe, and to one side there is an open container for any purpose. Some damage, the top part of the moon's head is broken off and re-glued, as well as the sun figure, where the tip of his chin meets the rest of his face. Nevertheless, an extremely rare piece. Condition: Dimensions: 5" T.