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I got these in the mail yesterday from Sean (Bellin68). The "Waterford" bowl will be a start on a glass collection and The Mickey Mouse bank is a welcome addition to the Mickey Collection. Mickey is made of ceramic and faultless. Both are beautiful piece and wanted to share with you all. Thanks again Sean, Love them.
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