April 16, 2024
Vintage Max Factor Solid Perfume Owl Pendant Necklace
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If you are buying this item as a gift, I will be happy to send it directly to the gift recipient wrapped, with a card and at no extra cost to you. Just let me know the address to which you would like your purchase shipped and what you would like written on the card. I ship to the USA, Canada and the United Kingdom only. Scroll down for shipping options. I consider the Great Horned Owl as one of the harbingers of Spring. I hear them every year calling for their mates during the cold month of February and I know that Spring can't be far away. This vintage Max Factor solid perfume owl pendant is heavy and well-made. T are scrolled etchings representing the owl's feathers. You can turn this goldtone pendant around and you will see that it is beautiful from every angle. The hinge that opens to reveal the solid perfume inside is strong and tight. T is a bit of perfume carrying the scent of days gone by. I think that I would clean the perfume out and use the interior as a secret compartment for a special treasure. The owl has two pretty green rhinestone eyes. He measures almost 1&1/2" long x 1/2" wide. The pendant is in excellent condition. The 20" fold-over clasp chain it hangs from is in good condition. is another unique and lovely addition for the bird-lover's collection. If you purchase this Max Factor pendant necklace set and decide
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