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In our previous blog post, we mentioned Disney Vinylmation as an example of collectibles that inspired crazes. Upon further thought, we realized that these figures were more than deserving of their own article. After all, they were and still are

Pogs. Cabbage Patch Kids. Pokémon cards. Beanie Babies. All these goodies spawned once massive crazes, and collectors still pay top dollar for the rarest of the bunch. Disney fans are no stranger to this hobby, spending a great deal of money

The smallest things can have the biggest impact. Few people understand this better than the creative minds at Disney, who have made wondrous entertainment from a shrunken perspective. One who understands it better than most is Robert

Jim Shore is an internationally renowned artist who weaves motifs of American and European folk art into giftware sculptures with terrific results. His unique style made him a perfect partner for Disney, who let him create his own fun takes on

If you ask any dedicated Disney figurine collector about the Disney Showcase Collection, their eyes may brighten and brim with enthusiasm. Created by Enesco, the same company behind Department 56, this line of statues and similar creations is

A Starter Guide to Britto Disney Figurines   If you don’t recognize the name of Romero Britto, you likely recognize his art style. The Brazilian-born painter/sculptor’s distinct combination of cubist construction, vibrant

“Department 56” sounds like a secret and ominous government organization in a paranormal mystery show. The truth is much more pleasant: it’s a company that makes decorative porcelain figurines for the autumn and winter holidays.