There are some more that I’ll be posting over the next couple of days, and there were some that I knew I already owned. I think some of the handmade ceramic ornaments in yesterday’s post came from the second store. It’s where Anne told me about not being able to compete with the Chinese manufacturers. “Where did you get them all,” I asked. “I was going to open a museum, but the economy hurt the tourist business,” she said. The Klosters had been collecting ornaments for about as long as I have been collecting penguins and I was surrounded by the results. I don’t know how much time had passed, but it was longer than a walk around the block would take. I told Anne I had to go find my friend at the café and that I wanted to look some more. When I got to the end of the street, José was standing in the plaza, hands on hips, waiting and wondering when I would show up. “It’s bad,” I told him. “I think I found the mother lode.” And we headed back to the shop.
Acquired: July 1, 2009, Regensburger-Tändlerei, Regensburg, Germany
Smoky glass parent and chick
Number: 0646
Size: 5 inches tall
Price: 19.50 euros
Tall glass pair
Number: 0647 0648
Size: 4.5 to 5 inches tall
Price: 25 and 29 euros
Glass pair huddled on ice with Santa hats
Number: 0649
Size: 4 inches tall
Price: 29 euros
Glass family on plastic or glass ice floe
Number: 0651
Size: 4.75 inches tall
Price: 59 euros
Small penguin with white glitter belly and blue scarf
Number: 0652
Size: 2 inches tall
Price: 6.50 euros
Glittery silver blue penguin with bulbous nose
Number: 0654
Size: 3.75 inches tall
Price: 14.80 euros
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