Featured Too early to talk vintage Christmas?

I bought a couple of tubs of vintage and collectable Christmas to flip....mostly villages and figurines, but I found these kinda cool trees in there....they seem vintage/older. And apparently solid glass that has been painted(?)

Can anyone give me any insight on them? Most are matte and a few glossy. Kinda neat, and I've never seen anything quite like them. Oh, and no markings.

 

I think I've now seen enuf of them to last me a lifetime !!!!

R there only 9........... or 213. ??????????????

 

Stendhal tree syndrome just set in, I'll lie down in a darkened room for a while.

 

I see clear ones by Two's Company and Silvestri in the same shapes.

 

Sorry about the duplicates, I don't know what happened....is everyone recovered or any cases of PTSD???

 

thanks and sorry!

 

I have, thanks for asking.

 

Similar pieces in various colors of glass, by various vendors, have been readily available for decades (I have quite a few in my Christmas stuff), and there are tons on the secondary market as well - someone invested in green spray paint...

~Cheryl


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It's NEVER too early to talk vintage Christmas!

 

Or always too early for some of us. I sell it early and often, but it's not my thing. I'm not even all that fond of the jewelry, although I did pick up a bottle brush Christmas tree pin the other day. (for 50 cents what the heck)

 

I buy some vintage Christmas and have it listed months in advance, because I never know when folks are inspired to decorate. I do hate when they wait till the last moment to buy and expect it in time for the holiday.