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Posted 2 years ago
Newfld
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Here is a 7"H lavender neodymium glass giraffe from Eneryda Glasbruk of Sweden ca the 1980s with orig label. This giraffe was also made in clear glass
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Our Tallest Land Animal..Graceful Walkers As Well.
Thomas.
You definitely don't see many glass giraffes... She is spectacular! But when I first seen her I thought she was actually a hanging bat! :)
That colour is a lovely dusky lilac- she's probably out on the savannah at dawn with that colour!
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Thanks Thomas for your fabulous comment & great info about the giraffe, it is a graceful animal for being so tall, and I really love its beautiful spotted coat. Finally found a nice one in glass for my collection and am very happy
Lauren thank you for your terrific praise for this giraffe, it was great to find a new type of animal to show you! Love that you saw a bat in the thumbnail, being such a pale color I tried to do a closeup to make it stand out more but not upside down lol :) The bluish lilac color is really subtle & pretty I like it too, and she would look very at home roaming on the savannah
Ohh nice in neo!
It's a gorgeous shape.
Thanks so much Karen for your wonderful praise for this neo giraffe, it was a totally surprising find as I've only ever seen it in the clear glass (usually Swedish incl Kosta). It's such a skinny piece I did a closeup for the thumbnail, but you're right it's beautifully shaped down to the flared base which is often found in Eneryda animals
Thanks also Karen and Leelani for loving!