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Newfld
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Here is a 3"W emerald green glass bird by Eneryda Glasbruk of Sweden (1956-1992), with orig vintage label ca 1960s-1970s
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Posted 3 years ago
Newfld
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Here is a 3"W emerald green glass bird by Eneryda Glasbruk of Sweden (1956-1992), with orig vintage label ca 1960s-1970s
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Not for swimming with that black label, she's a cutie !~
Very cute little glass bird! She's seasonal too I think with her dark green colour, able to match in with dark reds. Maybe she's a robin? I like to think she is because at this time of year suddenly your seeing so much of them!
Many thanks to you all for the love
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Lol Phil, this bird has an upslant shape that could indeed make it a sea bird (sandpiper?) but with that vintage faded label I will certainly keep it on land! Thank you for your great & fun comment and finding this birdie cute
Ditto Lauren glad you found it cute, I tried to find a holiday green animal & this lil bird was the best shade, thank you for noticing and your always awesome comment :) Robin's do abound here as well, I find it so strange that they only eat worms & berries, never seeds like other birds at the feeders. It snowed here for the first time this season a couple days ago & it's such a delight to see red-breasted robins and northern red cardinals against the snowy landscape
Thanks HappyHourOwls for the love for this Swedish glass bird, very pleased that you liked it and grateful for your thoughtful consideration
The Swedish loved little birds like this one, I'm sure I've seen similar from Hadeland and Mantorp.
This sweetie is particularly cute, all green and dimples.
That's so true Karen, almost all my Swedish birds (except a blue cockatoo) are on the little side, maybe Sweden has more small birds than the rest of the world? Anyway really thrilled you liked it, I thought green for Christmas, & funny you should mention Mantorp I've a different animal by them on the way, fortunately found in the US - our postal service is bad enough nationally with the continual covid delays that I've been trying to limit orders from other lands, but I did see a beauty from Lithuania that is expected in Feb, here's hoping. Lovely comments all Karen, thank you so much for kindly thinking of me my friend you are a love
Searching and jb thank you very much for your love & thoughtfulness. Searching I especially hope you enjoyed this glass bird as I know green is your fave color, have another one coming soon :)