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Monthly Archives: April 2014

Heisey Scottie Dog (Sealyham Terrier)

18 Friday Apr 2014

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Animal, Animals in Glass, Dog, Scottie, Sealyham Terrier

Heisey Sealyham TerrierI thought that I had posted this awhile back…but somehow I omitted this favourite piece.

I had long coveted this piece but was unwilling to pay the price until I came across this piece that someone was obviously trying to kid rid of.

I really, really like this piece.  I don’t know why exactly, as I don’t own a Scottie and never have.  It stands beside my Jeannette Scottie Powder Jar in a prominent spot.  I have to admit to trolling online sites for other Scottie figures.  A new collection waiting in the making????  I hope not.007

Heisey made quite a number of animal figures between 1933-1957.

Avon Snow Owl Powder Jar

16 Wednesday Apr 2014

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Avon Snow OwlOver the years I have collected personal treasures for myself and my children and stored them in big plastic totes.

I have been trying to clean up my own totes – give away some items, trash others, etc.  I came across this glass owl recently.

I cannot recall who gave this to me and/or when I received it.  Years ago , as in 40 – yikes! – I was a brownie leader.  At first I was a “Snowy Owl”, then I earned my “Tawny Owl” designation.  In fact I recently gave my pin to my daughter who is a guide leader.  Anyway……..I started receiving lots of ‘owl-themed’ gifts.  Candles, jewelery, macrame, etc. etc.  I think this is likely a recent gift, but this is the only reason I think I have this.  Or……maybe it’s been in my tote for awhile.

In any event, it is an Avon powder container called Snow Owl.  Piercing blue eyes!

|I have a number of glass animals that I am going to have to photograph.

 

Bacchante Update to Bayel ‘s Bacchus Nude Wine Glass

15 Tuesday Apr 2014

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Bayel Bacchante Large Glass (5)I have acquired quite a few pieces over the last month, but have been slow to get them posted.  Hard when the weather is nice – I’d rather be in the garden!  However the snow today is rather discouraging……..so on to the new posts……..I found this figure of Bacchante recently.  The shape is quite unusual – at least to me.  A large water goblet, or more likely a brandy or scotch glass.  This figure has both arms raised and no grapes hiding the salicious bits.Bayel Bacchante Large Glass (2)

I think this is to  the Bacchante figure, but if someone else knows differently I’d be happy to be corrected.

 

 

Original post – August 15, 2012

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This is a fun stem from the French company Bayel.  The male figure is named Bacchus and the female stem (I don’t have any, yet) is called Bacchante.

The stem is frosted, with a clear bowl.  The figure is nude with grape wreath wrapped around it.

There are a number of different pieces, but I think I will be happy with just this one.  I have another one coming in the mail – just to have a happy matched pair!

 

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