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Lady, the elegant cocker spaniel from *Lady and the Tramp*, joins Funko’s Disney POP! collection with this figure (No. 1848). This version depicts her as a puppy, emerging from a top hat box wrapped as a present, in a direct reference to her introduction in the Disney animated classic.
Measuring approximately 8.1 cm in height, the figure adopts the characteristic style of Funko’s creations whilst retaining Lady’s key features: her golden-brown coat, her long, wavy ears, the light-coloured stripe running across her muzzle and her red collar.
Made from PVC, this POP! figure is primarily intended for collecting and display. It comes in the traditional Funko display box and forms part of the Disney Baby Animals series alongside other iconic young animals from the Disney universe.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer: Funko
Range / Collection: POP! Disney / Disney Baby Animals
Number: 1848
Licence: Disney
Sub-licence: Lady and the Tramp
Character: Lady
Type: Collectable POP! figurine
Material: PVC / vinyl
Height: approx. 8.1 cm
Presentation: Lady as a puppy in a gift hat box
Main colours: golden brown, cream, pink, white and red
Funko reference: 95980
EAN: 0889698959803
Character background and lore
Lady is the heroine of *Lady and the Tramp*, a Disney animated classic released in 1955. A cocker spaniel raised in a wealthy family, she leads a comfortable life with her owners, Jim Dear and Darling, as well as her canine neighbours Jock and Trusty.
Lady joins the family whilst still a puppy: Jim Dear gives her to Darling for Christmas, hidden inside a hatbox. It is precisely this scene that inspired the design of POP! No. 1848.
When the arrival of a baby and the presence of Aunt Sarah turn her daily life upside down, Lady gradually finds herself confronted with the outside world. She then meets Tramp, a stray dog accustomed to living freely on the streets. Their relationship gives rise to one of the most famous love stories in Disney animation, thanks in particular to the spaghetti dinner scene at Tony’s.
The hat-box scene also has a special place in Disney’s history. Walt Disney himself had given his wife Lillian a puppy hidden in a hat-box as a Christmas present. Several years later, this personal event inspired Lady’s introduction in the film.