Vintage Mid-Century Wooden Elf Wall Plaques

This set consists of three vintage wall plaques or cutouts, featuring whimsical elf or brownie figures in a mid-century illustrative style. Two figures are complete, while one on the far left appears to be a reverse side or a damaged backing piece. Each figure is crafted from thin, laser-cut or jig-sawn plywood. The central figure wears a vibrant red hooded tunic and plays a violin, while the figure on the right is dressed in a light blue hooded tunic and plays a flute or pipe. The illustrations are printed or decoupaged onto the wood surface, characterized by expressive facial features, pointed ears, and curled-toe footwear. Each musician elf stands atop a dark, fan-shaped black base, which serves as a decorative pedestal. The style is highly reminiscent of 1950s and 60s nursery or holiday decor, possibly inspired by the artwork of Enid Blyton's illustrators or typical Scandinavian holiday motifs. Condition issues are evident: the far-left piece is unfinished or severely damaged, showing raw wood and surface loss. The finished pieces show minor edge wear and faint surface scuffing consistent with age. There are no visible maker's marks, but the quality of the printing and delicate woodwork suggests mass-produced commercial decor from the mid-20th century.