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Nice early Japan Christmas decoration, Santa and sled.
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Pre 1920 item# 709966 (stock# LFTR 304)
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tel. 410-960-6446
$195.00
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Santa and his crepe paper pack on a sled piled high with snow covered cardboard logs , ribbon and a snowy holly leaf was probably made in Japan in the early part of the 20th century . Santa has a composition face and a spun cotton and wire body . The sleigh is fairly thick paper covered wire sprayed with silvery mica. The overall length is 5". Maximum height is 2 1/2". Santa figure is about 2 1/2".This piece would look perfect on a doll house rooftop or in a forest of brush trees. Very nice condition.
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Authentic turn-of-the-century Christmas candle pyramid.
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Pre 1910 item# 643854 (stock# LFTR 275)
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$525.00
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An authentically old candle pyramid is very hard to come by- the heat of the candles cause the blades to rotate , in turn, this rotates the centers of the two tiers - the parts holding the Erzgebirge figures. This 16" tall example, most likely German made in the Erzgebirge area, dates from about the turn of the century and comes out of Pennsylvania.Its base is about 6 3/4" square. The blades are painted tin. The central turning column is beautifully turned in a spiraling pattern. The highest tier has 2 Erzgebirge animals - horse and deer (missing one tiny antler). The lower tier has 2 angels with upright wings(one angel is missing one arm),a soldier and a sponge tree.Each tier has 4 classical columns defining the space. All this topped by a lovely dome, a golden ball, the blades and a golden finial.There is some paint loss but really not bad at all. You should be able to get good detail from the photos.
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1940 glass holiday candy containers have tin closures.
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Pre 1950 item# 438619 (stock# LFTR 168)
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#1 SOLD #2 SOLD #3 brown bull dog $85.00 #4 SOLD #5 black bull dog $85.00
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An excellent collection of ca.1940 glass candy containers with tin closures.
#1. locomotive 4 1/4" long and about 2 3/4" tall has its original tin closure showing the engineer and the stoker in the cab.
#2. 5 1/2" long trumpet with original gold painted mouthpiece and screw on tin closure which has worn gold paint.
#3. 4 1/4" tall seated bull dog original brown and silver paint with tin screw on closure.
#4. 6 1/4" long wheelbarrow with the original red tin closure and red tin wheel.
#5. 4 1/4" tall seated bull dog original black and silver with tin screw on closure.
They are all in excellent condition - no chips.
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