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A few glass mice and dogs I found when going through my Grandmothers boxes. I remember these in a cabinet in the 1960's. I do not know how old they are but they are detailed and tiny!! British pound coin and match for size comparison.
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They're darling! Are they a celluloid type of material, or are they glass?
those are fantastic. such detail! they look like lampwork.
Real Cute! Let me know if you would like some nice big real RATS, we have plenty here. lol
Thanks for looking, mustangtony, miKKoChristmas11, Greatsnowyowl, Kathycat, vetraio50, bratjdd, mrmajestic1 and toolate2. In answer to your question miKKoChristmas11, they are glass, must have taken some skill to make them !. Thanks for the comment Greatsnowyowl, Kathycat, mmm mice I am ok with, RATS, not so much.
these are very cute:)
Thanks for looking BELLIN68. By the way I love all the items you post, but never seem to have the time to LOVE them all, you have a great eye for lovely things, be assured I look at them all!
Thanks for looking, scandinavian_pieces.
These are so sweet and the detail on such tiny pieces is amazing .I love your collection and look forward to viewing new items
Thanks for the comment JueBoo.
Thanks for looking birdie.
Thanks for looking, mustangtony.
Thanks for the love Moonstonelover21