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The SUPER-LACQUERS
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| This set belonged to a family named Bair. They are without doubt the among most elaborately detailed and extraordinarily structured Christmas Houses ever made, and these are the only I have ever seen. They are definely LACQUERS: - glossy all over, except for sandy round fences posts on some of them. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| ANOTHER
VIEW: The three smaller pieces are about the same size and very much like the
LAQUERS above, but upon close inspection, all kinds of textural embossing of
the cardboard - especially on the roofs -and other details set them apart. |
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Note the elborate porticoed veranda or car-port. Several of the set have
these. And the windows are most unusual - with clear cellophane on inner portals
to give subtle lighting effects and standard Christmas house doors found in
others, along with these odd, boldly barred large windows - which I am still
trying to make up my mind about. Original or homemade? The jury is still out
on that one ...... |
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