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I sitting having my breakfast and the sun was shinning through some my red glass and glass animals and I was thinking how lovely they all looked, so I thought I would like to share. I don't know who the makers are of any of them accept the tall dog, I believe he is a Murano. Thank you for looking.
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Thank you!...eye4beauty
scandinavian_pieces... the blue "glass beads" are actually a bunch of large grapes, which I am finding as time goes by are one by one slowly disappearing, dessert for a bunny, do you think!!??...:-)
Many thanks Deanteaks - kerrycz and mustangtony!.....:-)
Thank you very much!..mikielikesigns2 - Hedgewalker and bratjdd.....:-)
Many thanks!.....PhilDavidAlexanderMorris!
Your animal pieces bring a smile to my face! They are uber charming.
So bright and fun. These are adorable.
Thank you for your lovely comments flowerrose and AmberRose and for the the love musikchoo......:-)
i spy a piece of czech glaaaasssss.. :) love the pooch!
Yes!.. czechman and I love the deep bright and vibrant colours of it...Thank you!