Easter Bunny Bobblehead

The Easter Bunny is believed to have originated in Alsace and Southwest Germany where it was first mentioned in German writings during the 1600’s. The first edible Easter bunnies were made in Germany during the early 1800’s from pastry and sugar. The Easter bunny was introduced to America by German settlers who arrived in Pennsylvania Dutch country during the 1700’s. Today the Easter Bunny brings colored eggs and candy in colorful baskets to children all over America on every Easter holiday.

This Bobbin' Bunny is the second in the Collectable Series of Niddle Noddle Bobbing Head Toys! There was a limited production of only 3,000 made and no more will be produced so this is a potentially great one to add to your collection. They were made out of lightweight polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic, a thermoplastic polymer that is commonly used to make figurines because it can be molded into any shape and it is compatible with a wide variety of different paint finishes. Your Easter Bunny bobblehead gift will be packaged in a colorful cardboard collector's box with a cellophane display window.

Santa Claus Bobblehead

Jolly old "Saint Nick", also known as Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas, Kris Kringle, Santa Claus or simply Santa is believed to have been an idea inspired in the minds of people by the life of Saint Nicholas of Myra, a 4th century Greek Christian Bishop who was famous for his generous gifts to the poor and needy. Nobody has ever taken a poll but Santa Claus just might be the most popular guy in the world!

This Santa Claus is an exclusive bobblehead available ONLY from Bobbleheads.com. There was a limited production of only 3,000 Santa bobbleheads so this is a valuable one to add to your collection! They were made out of lightweight polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic, a thermoplastic polymer that is commonly used to make figurines because it can be molded into any shape and it is compatible with a wide variety of different paint finishes. Your Santa Claus bobblehead gift will be packaged in a colorful cardboard collector's box with a cellophane display window.