TWINTON FIGURINES BY TWIN WINTON CIRCA 1972

In 1971 Don designed the Twinton Figurine Line. Twinton Inc was formed and in 1972 Twinton Figurines production started. Approximately 2,000 of each of the 20 Twinton figurines were made and 200 to 300 Twinton display stands.. They did not sell well and consequently did not last very long on the market. Please check out the "Don Winton Designs" book by Michael Ellis for the history behind these lovable Twinton figurines. They are featured on page 131.

The three Twinton minature figurines pictured below with the Twinton Display Stand are from the Hagnen Renaker Pottery Company Archives and the personal collection of Hagen Renaker Pottery founder, John Renaker. They were Twinton Minature prototypes and were believed given to Hagen Renaker by Don Winton for Hagen Renaker to produce. Hagen Renaker Pottery never produced these 2 3/4 inch loveable minature Twinton figurines and they are the only ones known to exist.

Family of four figurines wearing Mickey Mouse ears.

Minature Twinton Figurines shown with regular Twinton Figurines.

Three porcelain figurines of children in pajamas.

Twinton Minatures 2 3/4" tall

Ceramic figurine of a sad boy with Mickey Mouse ears.

Ceramic figurine of a boy holding a teddy bear.

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Girl figurine holding lollipops wearing Mickey Mouse ears.

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Black figurine of a boy with Mickey Mouse ears.

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A figurine of a young girl with Mickey Mouse ears.

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Ceramic figurine of a young football player.

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Ceramic figurine of a boy with a dog and bird.

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Ceramic figurine of a boy hugging a teddy bear.

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Ceramic figurine of a girl playing in sand.

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Ceramic figurine of a child holding an elephant.

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Ceramic figurine of a boy holding a toy.

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Ceramic figurine of a girl in orange dress.

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Ceramic figurine of a boy feeding a squirrel.

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