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Where can i find information to identify a couple ron lee clown figurines
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My mother in law recently passed away and left us some Ron Lee Clown figurines from the early 80’s and I can’t find any info on them and don’t know where I can go to try to identify them. One is quite large and is just a big clown head smiling and the other is a clown riding a pogo pony (stick with a pony head) and the clown is shooting a gun in the air. I would appreciate any help. My mother in law collected clowns and now weve got them all including Red Skelton paintings, lithos, figurines by all kinds of people and were really not into clowns and so I’m trying to start identifying the stuff and need a little help. If anyone knows where I can go I would be so grateful. Having clowns looking at me from every direction is starting to freak me out a little. LOL. Kathy

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Try www.replacements.com as I found some items listed there by that name maker and they were clowns.

answered almost 15 years ago

johngermaine
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Use the purple SEARCH box on right sight of main homepage @>
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Well the obvious starting point would be www.ronlee.com.
William.

answered almost 15 years ago

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Of course checking that “other bay” site for completed listing would give you a guideline as to the popularity or rarity. I usually only take it as a guide because sometimes buyers there get a fantastic deal on something that is rare or if someone really wants a certain item they will pay a premium price.

Between the Ron Lee site and catalogue and actual sales, you should at least get a feel for the value.

Angelica

I also found this site which is a forum for clown collectibles. There seem to be some knowledgeable people on the site.
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answered almost 15 years ago

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Thanks for your answers, all of which I have tried to no avail. Ron Lee has so many things he’s created it’s almost impossible to find the older stuff that doesn’t seem to be as popular as the newer disney character figurines. Thanks again for the answers, I’ll keep looking.

Kathy

answered almost 15 years ago

Katfog
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Give this link a try. If it doesn’t work, just go the Google search bar and type in “vintage ron lee clowns”. When the list comes up, just ignore it and click on the option that says “images”. I did it and got a great gallery of clowns. One I searched through, led me to Ruby Lane and it was listed for $395. Good Luck.

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