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This was my Grandmothers figurine it is signed by artist but I can't make out signature and it hand painted . It also has a .25 in red Not sure if that is what she pd but I know it was in her cabinet 40 yrs for sure . I posted this to compare with Decolady's figurine to see if same maker . Mine is 7 inches not as tall .
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Happy New Years Mani !!!!!!!
Happy New Year kerry. bellin ,scandi,official,beaux,thrifty and decolady ! Thanks for the loves .
A fully clothed piece hmmm...She's gorgeous even with her clothes on Mani !! Hope you have a Blessed New Year Mani !!!
LOL Hedge . Happy New Year ! And thanks for the love on her . She is special because she was my grandmothers to me . And her clothes don't come off :-)
hi manikin sexy
Thanks Lundy !
Hiya bellin ! Hope you had a good new Yrs eve :-) We had a quiet time at home with hubby having flu . I see snow out your window LOL :-) We got our first snow yesterday for the yr a sprinkling .
Thank you, hedge & vansky, !
Very unique!
Thank you treece76 !
Thank you decolady :-)
Thank you vintagemad !