April 23, 2024
32-piece Box Tiny Glass Ornaments for a Feather Tree NR
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are 31 tiny glass ornaments and a 4 ¼ in. glass tree topper for use with a feather tree. The ornaments include shapes such as a flower, a fancy ornament with star indents, a basket, a walnut, a pine cone, a cat's head (I'm pretty sure it's a cat rather than a dog) a fish, an acorn and a single starburst indent and t are a couple of completely plain round balls. The majority of these ornaments don't have caps but a small number of them do. Not including the caps or metal hoops from which they hang, the ornaments range from a bit over an inch tall to about 1 ½ in. Most of the ornaments without caps are one color with the exception of one acorn and a couple of starburst indent ornaments. I see no cracks or repairs on any of the ornaments, although nearly half do have somewhat darkened pikes and the two plain round gold balls do have some age-related spots. The base of the tree topper also is darkened. This would be a great set with which to decorate a feather tree. The side of the box in which at least most of them must have originally been bought says Germany but a bit of cardboard is missing in front of the word and it may have been the word West or Western - don't know for sure. We currently also have up for auction two tiny feather tree-scale glass Santa ornaments. Please ask questions prior to bidding as we are unable to offer
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