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Pelham Puppets March Hare

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The Pelham Puppets March Hare is a wooden string marionette manufactured by the British toy company Pelham Puppets. It represents the tea-party character from Lewis Carroll's novel *Alice's Adventures in Wonderland*. This figure was part of the company's rare and highly sought-after "Alice in Wonderland" series, which was introduced in the 1950s. The puppet features hand-painted details and simple, articulated joints characteristic of Pelham's mid-20th-century toy designs.

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What character does the Pelham Puppets March Hare represent?

The marionette represents the March Hare from Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. The character appears in the famous tea-party sequence alongside the Mad Hatter and Alice.

Who manufactured the Pelham Puppets March Hare?

It was manufactured by Pelham Puppets, a British toy company known for wooden string marionettes. The March Hare is therefore a collectible puppet rather than a mass-market plastic action figure.

What is the Pelham Puppets March Hare made from?

The figure is a wooden string marionette, designed to be moved with a control bar and attached strings. Its construction reflects Pelham Puppets’ traditional British puppet-making style.

Why is the Pelham Puppets March Hare sought after by collectors?

The March Hare was part of Pelham Puppets’ rarer Alice in Wonderland-related offerings, which makes condition and completeness important to collectors. Its connection to Carroll’s 1865 novel also gives it appeal beyond ordinary vintage toys.

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