Anyone know disney?

Hi, I purchased some lovely EAPG from an auction. It came with 4 flats for $1.48. 1 flat was the glass I wanted and the other 3 were pure junk of the junkiest kind.
However as I was clearing out the boxes for free pick up I came across this
It is not particularly ornate and I know its not antique, but when I flipped it over this was on the bottom


Couldn't find anything on image search, and its not nearly as intricate as the stuff on Google images. I think it might be Japan. Its the sticker throwing me off. Any ideas?
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Maybe a souvenir at one of the gift shops back in the day? Not 100 percent sure though

 

That's what I was thinking too. Hoping the stamp is actually old and it's not just nicotine. They sell for a pretty penny. I collect ABP glass and porcelain dishes. I know absolutely nothing about disney or figurines lol.

 

no copyright ...and the wire wheels.....i can't help but think it's a knock off and not original Disney merch.........

 

For 1.48 cents is a bargain either way.

 

You can get an idea of age by the logo, albeit, a fairly wide spread of years, if the stamp is legit:

 

I tend to side with komo...this doesn't look like a quality Disney piece.

 

Thats what I was thinking too. The quality just isn't there. And using context clues from the other content in the box, this person had pressed glass instead of crystal, lots of carved boxes from India, the kind you see at flee market, a whole box of unmarked plain clear, poorly made stemware, a majolica basket, and a whole set of Dillard's bunny village Christmas figurines. So I doubt this is someone's treasured heirlooms. Lol

 

Thanks for the info everyone. I think I'll price it at $10 and put it on FB.

 

Well I found one like it though it sounds like a mish mosh they way they describe it with Chinese and Japanese labels?

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/cinderella-china-metal-pumpkin-2023029929

This item features vintage Japanese China mixed with beautiful, gold-colored metal.When Cinderella wanted to head to the ball, she was given this beautiful coach created by her Fairy-godmother. The coach was created by a pumpkin and the horses were mice, right?This item is a pumpkin-looking coach of china, produced in Japan. The item consists of a large "bowl" with a lid.The pumpkin coach sits in a metal frame with swirling metal wheels.Cinderella is part of the art in the front of the coach.There are two ceramic horses pulling the coach.So let's look at the stickers: On the horses is a sticker that reads: "Made in Japan" On the removable lid of the pumpkin is a sticker that reads: "Seven China" On the underside of the china coach are stickers that read: "Made in China" and a paper sticker, partially obscured, that says: "Walt Disney Productions" and perhaps a pricing tag which shows "64" - 1964?See the photos for condition issues. This is a super vintage Walt Disney Treasure, likely 1950s-1960s.

 

That looks almost exactly like it. Most of the stickers have been picked off though. The pumpkin moves so its probably just facing the wrong way.

 

Also TY SO MUCH!!

 

of course the pumpkin is the wrong way around......the seller thinks the girl is driving it...
doesn't have a clue !!!

 

Well I think she's the only person shown so better that she takes the reins than be in a run-a-way carriage

 

Lol that took me a sec. Never said I was a genius...

 

It's interesting that the ponies are in the style of the Unicorns and Pegasus's in Fantasia.