Convolute of forest animals Erzgebirge/Thuringia as hunting scene for pyramid or Christmas mountain, around 1910/20, once marked, mass painted in colour, partly with wood flour velour and pewter antlers, consisting of three-part stag group and hunter with cloth dust, probably made by Lahl Annaberg or Alfred Reichelt Seiffen-Heidelberg, including hunter Marolin with company label, small roebuck and deer, hare and dog as well as wooden feeding trough added, scattered chips and rifle glued, otherwise in good condition for age, H stag max. 18.5 cm.

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