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Animals - Fantasy Ornaments

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Animals Some may not fall under the category of "art glass", such as the milk glass storks, but am listing them here anyway as they compare well with the unsilvered deer. They are mostly freeblown and the silvered ones often have a dark area where the silver has been affected by the exposure to air at the open end. I find them difficult to photograph and have tried some with a darker background.
Ornaments with glass hook or similar

Pig, 7cm wide
Large dog, 11cm long		Small dog, 6cm long
Leaping deer, 8cm long		Leaping deer, milk glass, 6cm long

Duck, 8cm long		Penguins, 7,5cm tall
Pelican, 7cm long		Pelican, 7cm long
Swann, 9cm long		Swann, 9cm long
12,5cm and 10,5cm total height

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Animals on clip
Two moths or butterflies with spun glass wings on a clip. The left has a glass body with the two wings attached to flat glass discs on each side of the glass body. The right one has a chenille body.
Milk glass, approx. sizes because all free blown
Deer, 7cm high, top left leaping, 5,5cm high.		Set deer, 6 and 7 cm high, secured by one spring
Deer, 7 and 8cm high, with small mushroom, both secured by one spring
Pidgeon, 6,5cm high, with mushroom, secured by one spring		A pidgeon pair, 6 and 6,5cm high, the smalles with black feathers
Storks, 5cm, 6cm, 5cm wide
Two pairs storks, side and back, 4,5 cm wide
Pair geese, 7cm, and storks, 4,5cm wide		Stork, open beak, 2 legs formed by one spring, 7cm wide
Parent stork, 5,5cm, and the 2 baby storks secured by one spring, 2,5cm wide		Pair baby storks, one spring for the two, 4cm wide
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Standing animals Probably for under the Christmas tree or table ornaments, certainly those with a small vase attached
Described as a flamingo due to the annealed "topknot", although I have not seen a live one like this nor with pointed beak; a stork or heron ?; 8cm high		Peacock, brown legs and dark grey body, with glass tail, total height 15cm
Peacock, brown legs and blue body, and the sign on the back, "Forage" or something like that; HELP is needed here; total height 15cm.
Deer, silvered with milk glass legs, smallest 10,7cm, largest 15cm, painted and glass eyes		Two small deer, completely silvered, 10,5cm, glass eyes, and 10,8cm high, painted eyes
Deer: stag, hind and calf, largest 9,5cm high		Two deer, 12cm and 14,5cm high, both have glass eyes
Deer, unsilvered, brown glass, glass eyes, 11,8cm high		Deer, brown glass and silvered, with a vase, total 8cm high
Deer, silvered, 12,5cm high	Deer, silvered, 13cm high	Deer, milkglass, 10,5cm high	Deer, milkglass, 12,5cm high
Deer, milk glass, 10,5cm high	Duck or geese, silvered, with annealed milk glass wings, 11,5cm high


Birdcages with art glass birds


Fantasy Ornaments Whether or not they all fall under the category "art glass", but they do have the feeling.

		Not very old !
Venetian, Santa in a gondola, modern, early 2000		Small art glass tree with ornaments, 17cm high, Venetian, modern, early 2000

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