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Enesco Mouse Cashier
Although the cash register is only a
small part of this little Enesco
figurine, I was captured by
its delicate and detailed sculpture. There is a sense of
gentleness and serenity here.1984. *A
Top Ten Favorite 
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Limoges
Limoges
made a set of these in various colors including silver,
red and others. Very pretty and hand painted. Limoges
Castel France Porcelane, 1972-1985.
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Ceramic MiniA
relatively non-discript ceramic miniature.
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Cottage Rose & BabyThis
Cottage Rose style ceramic has a matching
"child" in super mini. How beautiful!
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Two Part Figurine
This is a nicely detailed figurine,
remarkable because you can remove the top to show tons
of money underneath. I love the little moneybag
sitting on the shelf there.
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Figurine
This Fitz & Lloyd figurine has
some nice detailing. Made in Japan.
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"Pink Flamingo"
This is unquestionably the most tacky
ceramic object I've ever seen. I'm not quite sure why
I bought it (other than its relative rarity), or why I
kept it. Still, as Bette Midler said, "I
wouldn't say I invented tacky, but I definitely
brought it to its present high popularity." Made
by Ceramaster.
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Bookends!
Not a sterling example of sculpture
design, but who could resist bookends? Not me!
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