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The square red labels on the bottoms of the white rabbit on the grass base and the white rabbit on the yellow cart are export control stamps used by East Germany.
These pieces were made between 1949 and 1990, during the time of the German Democratic Republic (GDR, or East Germany).
Expertic was the official state-controlled trade organization in East Germany
The ink stamps on the bottom of the two small brown rabbits say "Made in German Democratic Republic" and feature the name "Hammerleubsdorf"
This area sits directly in the Erzgebirge region, where historical workshops and small family businesses specialized in turning and hand-painting these precise miniature animal figures.
The white rabbit on the cart does have some chipped paint and there could be a repair on one of the ears.
See pictures for detail and condition
The measurements for each rabbit or approximately 2 inches to half an inch in length
An approximately an inch tall
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