Whimsical Trio of Halloween Witch Frogs Figurine
Grasslands Road (likely part of the 'Frog' collection) · Art & Decor > Seasonal Decor > Halloween Collectibles
Era / Decade
Late 2000s / Early 2010s (approx. 2008-2015)
Material
Cast Resin / Polystone with fabric (tulle) accents and wire-reinforced accessories
Condition
Excellent - The resin appears intact without chips; the black tulle tufts and broomstick accessory are present and well-maintained.
Demand Level
Strong (Seasonal) - Demand peaks from August through October; niche frog collectors maintain year-round interest.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
Low: $20.00 | Mid: $35.00 | High: $55.00
Estimated Retail Value
$25.00 - $35.00
Comparable Sales
Similar Grasslands Road frog figurines typically sell for $30-$45 on eBay/Mercari; multi-frog 'trio' poses often command a premium over single figurines.
Description
A charming and whimsical Halloween figurine featuring three jubilant green frogs dressed as witches. Each frog sports a colorful pointed hat (purple, orange, and black) and black tulle collars/skirts. One frog holds a rustic broomstick, and they are posed as if dancing or performing. Set upon a stable tan base with small pumpkin accents. Approx. 6-8 inches in height.
Key Features
Highly collectible 'frog' niche market; seasonal Halloween appeal; Grasslands Road style is synonymous with whimsical garden/home decor; vibrant colors and textured fabric details.
Authenticity Indicators
Style matches known Grasslands Road 'Celebration' line; check base for silver or gold foil stickers or embossed copyright info. Confidence: High.
Flaws to Note
Dust buildup in the tulle can be difficult to clean; potential for thin resin pieces (legs/fingers) to snap if mishandled during shipping.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay (best for niche collectors), Mercari (great for seasonal decor), or Etsy (if identifying as vintage/retro).
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'Whimsical', 'Kitschy', 'Anthropomorphic', and 'Cottagecore Halloween'. This item is fragile; double-box for shipping. List in August to catch the early Halloween decorating wave.