April 16, 2024
Radko 2001 REFLECTOR TEST BALL prototype Grn/Blu/Fusc
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Radko 2001 REFLECTOR TEST BALL prototype Grn/Blu/Fusc Christopher Radko glass ornament Designed in 2001It is called REFLECTOR TEST BALL These balls were made to test the reflector types and colors Reflectors are created using a hand made design which is inserted into the hot glass and creates an indent 20 02/27/2001 Beautiful ornament Prototype Tag, no box IF I find the tag I will send it, but assume there is no tag It is 4 inches Condition: OK No cracks and not broke Most of these have scratches or paint rubs It is sold as is These ornaments are from my personal collection. I am not a retailer (I am not making any profit selling these) so any price is what I paid or discounted from what I paid. Tree Please list me as a favorite seller I am in the process of listing the last of about 500 balls and vintage Radko pieces. I will list some each week My collection spans from the Radko years 1986-2006 Glass ornaments are hand painted so it will not be mint or perfect. AUCTION DOES NOT INCLUDE STAND PLEASE Wait for invoice from me before payment. Ebay shipping is calculating incorrectly. I will combine shipping on multiple auctions wins I only charge $1 over actual shipping to cover costs for peanuts, packing material, gas, and ebay and paypal commission on shipping fees. I will refund any excess shipping that ebay calculates. 90% of all
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