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    Posted 13 years ago

    urbanogera…
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    I need help.
    Is there anyone that can tell me a little about this candy container?
    How can I tell if the eyes are glass.
    Thanks

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    Comments

    1. stefdesign stefdesign, 13 years ago
      I have absolutely no expertise in antique German candy containers, but this is almost certainly pre-WWII, and possibly WWI. If that is the case, then the eyes would have to be glass since any man-made material wouldn't be that shiny and translucent. This a fabulous find!
    2. vetraio50 vetraio50, 13 years ago
      I actually think it might be a perfume bottle. I am no expert on them but a company called Schuco did bottles as bears, monkeys etc. in the 1920's.
      The glass phial might be missing.
      It might be a rare one?
    3. rocker-sd rocker-sd, 13 years ago
      I think this is a candy container also. I have several german candy containers very similar, but not this rabbit.
    4. urbanogerardo, 13 years ago
      Thanks everyone for being so helpful. I know this much; It is made of paper mache and it does have a furry coat. I tried to tap the eyes very softly with a spoon and tried to listen for a glass sound and also looked at them with a fine magnified glass. But still not 100% certain.
      Based on the comment made by Stefdesign which was very helpful, I think they might be glass because of the age of the candy container.

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