Glass: Women
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![]() ![]() I am not so sure about the first one being "old", could be a more recent repro; anyway I think they are both post-WW2; also reproduced by Inge Glass in the 1980. (G. Johnson) |
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![]() BEWARE ! Repro's in mint condition being sold. |
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Below
two or three different molds for girl's heads with a cap, with color
variations. The first row are, I think the oldest, all with paper eyes;
the first one is more detailed with more pronounced nose and cheeks,
while the next three have a larger bumb at the base. On the other hand
two seem a bit larger. Viewed from the back they all four seem the
same. The second row have painted blue dots for eyes and no bumb at the base. |
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