Christmas Tree Figurines with Faux Snow

This item consists of a pair of decorative Christmas tree figurines, likely intended for display as part of a holiday village or mantelpiece arrangement. Each tree is depicted in a conical evergreen shape, rendered in a deep, dark green color. The trees feature textured surfaces to simulate pine needles or branches, with a molded appearance that suggests mass production. White accents are strategically placed across the branches and around the base of each tree, designed to mimic freshly fallen snow, adding to their festive aesthetic. The 'snow' appears to be painted on and has a slightly raised, dimensional quality. Both trees are attached to a wider, irregular white base, also textured to resemble snow-covered ground, providing stability for freestanding display. The materials appear to be ceramic, resin, or a similar composite, common for decorative figurines. Visible condition issues are minimal; the paint appears intact with no immediate signs of chipping or flaking based on the provided image quality. The overall craftsmanship is functional for decorative purposes, with a focus on seasonal charm rather than intricate detail. These items likely date from the late 20th century to the present, a common period for holiday decorations of this style. They lack obvious maker's marks or signatures in the visible areas.