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Posted 4 months ago
musikchoo
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Crate of 24 unique Christmas ornaments individually tagged with "Mark King's" dated 2003. We have searched the internet for information, but unable to find anything. We would like to know more about "Mark King" and these unusual ornaments if anyone has any information.
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Christmas OrnamentsUntil the mid-1800’s, Christmas trees were mostly decorated with homemade a…
Correct name is Mark Klaus - they are all over ebay
Thank You Tony. Now it appears clear that it is Klaus. Thanks for setting us straight!
If you look him up - he could pass as Santa Claus's brother :) - Here is some background - Klaus started his professional career with Goebel and had great success. Mark joined TV (these were offered on HSN and QVC) to sell his elegant sculptures at an affordable price. “The idea of being able to have incredible artwork at a family price is very important to me.” Mark is well known by his collectors for the intricate miniature details included in his sculptors. Mark has been featured on the cover of both “Collectors Edition” and “Collectors Mart” magazines.
Thank's for the Great Info. Tony !!
Thank You vetraio50 !!