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I bought this at the Goodwill for .99 it was for weeks I didn't understand why anybody would not buy it. Well finally I ask the guy that I wanted it and he started to laugh, and wonder why well, this little guy is made with every part of his body. If fill that it could be some type of Glass.
Can anyone tell me what could it mean. Any information is Appreciate.
Well for .99 cents no loss right. I probably would not display it. lol
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Very cute. How big is it?
Mustangtony, it is about 4"
Thank you for asking. :)
It is a chopstick rest. I have seen them like this, in this same pose.
Thank you, dlfd911 for your help. By any chase do you know age is it new or old?
Thanks again or your help.
I do not really know, I am not a collector of those, but I do know they are still made today. My mother in law received one as a gift from her sister after she came home from a trip to China.
Thank you, dlfd6911
New or Old, I think it's so adorable.
Thank you Kathycat, you are right it is adorable!
Thank you, phil,Manikin,misikchoo.