VINTAGE 1976 SANRIO LITTLE TWIN STARS CERAMIC CUP BONE CHINA CHRISTMAS BELL LOT

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VINTAGE 1976 SANRIO LITTLE TWIN STARS CERAMIC CUP BONE CHINA CHRISTMAS BELL LOT:
$54.00

VINTAGE 1976 SANRIO
LITTLE TWIN STARS
CERAMIC & BONE CHINA LOTCERAMIC CUP
BONE CHINA Christmas ORNAMENT BELL***THE CUP IS IN UNUSED CONDITION, HOWEVER,
THERE ARE SOME MANUFACTURING DEFECTS
INSIDE THE GLAZE LEFT A LINE THAT YOU CAN
ONLY REALLY FEEL & HARDLY SEE (PIC #4)
THERE ARE 2 PAINT SPOTS (PICS #5 & 6)
THE ORNAMENT BELL IS MISSING THE ORIGINAL
RED STRING THAT WOULD ALLOW IT TO HANG
THE BONE CHINA STICKER IS ALSO MISSING
WHICH IS WHY YOU CAN SEE THE CLACKER STRING
OTHERWISE NO CHIPS OR CRACKS ON EITHERCUP MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 2-1/4 X 3-1/4\"
ALL VINTAGE ITEMS COME IN \"AS IS CONDITION\"TRADEMARKED 1976 SANRIO JAPANPLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS
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