Description
ERIK HOGLUND Boda Glass Object Bear Nordic Antique Clear 1950s-1970s
Size: W6.6cm D5.6cm H17.0cm

Condition: The front and sides are very clean with very little rubbing. The top is also clean with very little rubbing, but there is one small dent on the edge (Image 8). The back has some rubbing, but is generally clean. There are also small dents here and there, but these were made during the manufacturing process. The bottom is clean with very little rubbing. There are small dents, but overall it is in good condition. Please understand that there may be distortions, wrinkles, dents, and air bubble cracks that are unique to glass manufacturing. A rare model of glass object. It appears to be a bear-like animal. There is a cut sign on the bottom (image 9 bottom). *Perception of condition varies from person to person, and there are some aspects that cannot be conveyed through photos or text.

Please see Photo's as part of the item description, since they are photo's of the actual Artwork you will receive! There always might be slight color variation from the Original to the colors you see on the photo's.
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Shipping
Standard Shipping (FedEx, Japan Post)
We usually ship out your order within 10 working days after receiving your payment.
The package will arrive about 3 - 10 days after shipment.
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