Vintage Ceramic Frog on Log Figurine
Unbranded (Likely Holland Mold or Atlantic Mold) · Art & Decor > Figurines/Collectibles

Era / Decade
1970s - 1980s based on the airbrushed ceramic style and 'cottagecore' aesthetic common in hobbyist ceramics from that era.
Material
Glazed ceramic or earthenware. Hand-painted with airbrushed details; the texture appears to be a matte or satin finish typical of craft-class ceramics.
Condition
Good. There is visible fading and surface wear, particularly around the snout and eyes. No major chips or cracks are immediately visible, but the paint shows typical shelf wear and dust buildup in crevices.
Demand Level
Moderate. Frogs have a dedicated following, and vintage 'campy' decor is currently popular on social media (TikTok/Instagram trends), but this specific piece is common.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
Low: $8.00 | Mid: $15.00 | High: $22.00
Estimated Retail Value
$15.00 - $25.00 (Original hobby store kit price or craft fair price adjusted for inflation).
Comparable Sales
Similar unbranded ceramic frogs on logs sell frequently on eBay and Etsy for $12-$20 plus shipping. Specifically, 'Holland Mold' frogs in better condition fetch the higher end of that range.
Description
Charming vintage ceramic figurine featuring a large frog perched atop a stylized log. This piece features a muted earth-tone color palette with green, brown, and tan airbrushed highlights. The frog has a pleasant, whimsical expression with large dark eyes. Perfect for a garden-themed room, bookshelf, or as part of a 'cottagecore' or kitschy vintage decor collection. Approximately 6-8 inches in length.
Key Features
Large size for a figurine; popular 'frog' motif; vintage kitsch appeal; neutral colors that fit modern rustic or cottagecore decor trends.
Authenticity Indicators
Typical hobbyist ceramic mark (though none visible in photo). Look for a name or date scratched into the bottom clay before firing. Authenticity confidence: High (standard vintage craft item).
Flaws to Note
Significant surface rubbing/paint loss on the tip of the nose and around the eyes. General dust and grime in the wood-grain texture of the log base. Bottom may have felt pads or adhesive residue.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace for a local sale to avoid shipping risks; Etsy for vintage decor enthusiasts; eBay for reaching specific frog collectors.
Selling Tips
Wash gently with mild soap to remove dust from the 'log' texture. Use keywords like 'Cottagecore,' 'Kitsch,' 'Grandmacore,' and 'Vintage Frog.' Due to weight and fragility, calculate shipping carefully and use plenty of bubble wrap.