Vintage 1950s Googly Eye Snowman Four Snowmen Christmas Ornament

Description

These four little silver mercury glass Snowmen are so cute .These snowmen are marked "JAPAN" on the bottoms. Two silver mercury glass balls form the snowman’s body and head. They each have plastic wiggle googly eyes, and wearing a black plastic top hat. Each are wearing a chenille (pipe cleaner) scarf. Two have a painted blue button while the other two have red painted buttons. Each have a (2 white, 2 red) chenille (pipe cleaner) base resting on a white mica-encrusted cardboard base. They each can stand on their own or hang on the tree . About 3-1/2" to 4" high, depending on how the hat is measured.
Condition: Two of the snowmen are each missing one googly eye each. One snowman has the brim broken off his hat. One snowman is in good vintage condition. Each snowman is basically in good vintage condition even with the mentioned flaws. Considering their age there still is a great deal of life left in them. Vintage age is quite evident on each of these little snowmen. Please note: I have also included two additional snowmen with the same design but with different color. As seen by photo.. one is without hat but has googly eyes while the second has a broken tummy and a brim also broken off his hatbut still has googly eyes. Happy Holidays and thanks for looking!

Also please remember that color may not be precise in the pictures although I do my best to provide you a clear and accurate photo, but color appearances can sometimes be very misleading online. I pack very efficiently and secure but still I require insurance is and I also ship Priority.

If you are purchasing from another country please wait to pay in order for me to send you an invoice so that shipping fees are accurate. Thanks. Texas residents are required to pay an 8 ¼% Sales Tax

Added on Nov 06, 2009

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