Christmas bauble: Tiger mussel
| Product number: | 28-6032-5 |
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| Size: |
small
ca. 7.5 cm |
Strictly speaking, its spots are more reminiscent of a cheetah. Nevertheless, the Cypraea tigris is known worldwide as the tiger mussel, even though it is actually a snail. No matter. It looks impressive in the flesh, beautiful as if made of porcelain instead of limestone with the dark brown speckles on a brownish-white background.
This mouth-blown version for the Christmas tree is also particularly successful and looks like it has come straight out of the Pacific in terms of both appearance and size: The partly blotted, partly sprayed dots on the back are artistic. Light ripples on the inside also testify to the accurate shaping of the design.
| Size: | small | ||||||
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| Mount: | Coronet | ||||||
| Type of production:: | hand-painted, mouth-blown | ||||||
| Material: | Glass | ||||||
| Manufactured in: | Poland |
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