These three items are c.1932 and were very likely imported from Germany by the American firm Richard G. Krueger Inc., N.Y. The stiff cardboard box is 2.75" wide by 5.25" long and 5/8" deep with a domed lid. Underside of the box has small incised stamp "Container Made In Germany." The container is lined in fabric. Box lid has small split on upper side skirt with neat glue repairs along the edges where the skirt joins the lid. There are also some noticeable age marks on the lid but the graphics remain quite marvelous. The inner fabric panel holds a chain of tiny silver colored links leading to a loop on a 1" tall oval pendant with beautiful domed porcelain at the center showing Mickey with his hand to his head in an expression of astonishment. Back of the oval has lost its silver luster but the front still displays Mint. This comes with a matching pendant depicting Minnie combing her imaginary hair while she gazes into a hand-held mirror. Back of this piece retains most of its silver luster. Three rare and early Disney pieces from the Sendak Collection. Comes with Hake's COA.