Posted 3 years ago
Newfld
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Here is a 4 1-4" brown glass owl with dark brown accents and round eyes, from England's Langham Glass with orig black & gold label on underside, ca 1990s
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Posted 3 years ago
Newfld
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Here is a 4 1-4" brown glass owl with dark brown accents and round eyes, from England's Langham Glass with orig black & gold label on underside, ca 1990s
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Wonderful glass owl Jenni!!
Very unusual owl, he's almost acorn shape which ties in with owls sitting in an oak tree deep in the forest...
At first I wasn't sure what exactly he was because he's got such a round shape, but I do like is colour, it's very realistic
Many thanks everybody for the kind love
Scott
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Scott thanks so much for your awesome praise for this owl, he was pretty hard to come by as most Langham animals are sold from the UK & require some waiting, but fortunately I found this stateside
Thank you Searching for your wonderful comment and I truly understand why you didn't love this owl, the round headed variety are not to everyone's taste though I myself like them - this may be a barred or burrowing owl in conception which it resembles. Your horned Trifari owl is really lovely & definitely a more popular owl in design
Lol Lauren, yes he is rather acorn shaped, the head even looks a bit serpentine to me! I too love the color, a caramel body with a tortoise shell type spatter, it really does look like a forest owl. Fabulous comment thank you so much :)
I heard this girl last night :)
Love it Jenni.
Lol Karen, an owl"whoo-ing" in the trees no doubt!! Thank you for your fantastic & fun comment my friend you always brighten my day