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19th c. Unusual Parody English Colonial Rule Indian Princes Nodder German Bisque miniatures A wine rinser was traditionally

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A wine rinser was traditionally used to rinse and/or chill the diner's wine glass between formal dinner courses

Fluorite has been hand carved into items of beauty as far back as ancient civilizations

Patent 1909"

with Hand Repoussé Floral and scroll decoration

19th c. Unusual Parody English Colonial Rule Indian Princes Nodder German Bisque miniatures A wine rinser was traditionallyA rare and unusual 19th century bisque nodder, by Conta & Boehme, Germany, circa 1880. It has a moving head and tongue! When tongue is pushed in and head is rocked, the tongue slides out. It depicts a seated Indian Woman sticking her tongue out while looking in the mirror. This piece is well crafted detailed. The seated female figure is lightly age stained. The underside showing a piece of wood attached to a bisque "bulb" is the counterbalance that

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