Description :

Nostalgic lot features **Two FUNKO small red devil figurines**.

**Overall Appearance** - Both figurines depict a **cartoonish devil character** with a mischievous grin. - Their skin is a bright, glossy **red**, giving them a bold, eye‑catching look. - Each devil has: - **Pointed ears** - **Sharp, fang‑like teeth** - **Arched eyebrows** that enhance the playful, impish expression - A small, rounded body with stubby legs and arms - The sculpting style is exaggerated and humorous, reminiscent of early‑2000s promotional vinyl toys.

**Signs They Are Holding** Each devil holds a small white sign with printed branding: 

**Left Figurine** - Sign reads: **“Funko It’s Hot!”** - The lettering is bold and stylized, matching Funko’s early promotional aesthetic. - The base is labeled: **“TOY FAIR 2003”** This indicates it was likely a giveaway or promotional item distributed at the 2003 Toy Fair. - Items from this era are considered early Funko history, making them desirable to collectors.

**Right Figurine**  Sign reads: **“alone records”** with a stylized logo. - The base is labeled: **“www.alonerecords.com”** - This suggests it was produced as a branded promotional item for the music label. - The pairing of a Funko‑style devil with a record label logo is unusual and likely limited‑run.

**Bases & Stance** - Both figurines stand on rectangular bases with printed text. - Their stance is identical: feet planted firmly, arms raised to hold the sign. - The bases appear sturdy and clean, with crisp lettering. 

**Overall Impression** These figurines are **quirky, early‑2000s promotional collectibles**, likely produced in small quantities. Their matching sculpt but differing branding makes them an interesting pair — one tied to **Funko’s Toy Fair presence**, the other tied to **Alone Records**. Together, they represent a fun slice of cross‑promotional pop culture history. 

Protective display cases are 6.25in tall.