Schmid Disney 1976 Donald Duck Christmas Ornament Snowman Glass Boxed 3rd Ed
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Condition: Small patch of finish loss on the glass beside the cap and slight browning at the cap rim. The box has light soiling, a faint stain and handling creases. See photos.
- Maker
- Schmid
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- Home Decor & Figurines
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From the collection of the late Mark Mitchell, a Disney character artist of more than 30 years, comes this 1976 Schmid glass Christmas ornament. Walt Disney's holiday ornaments made by Schmid were issued each year as The Disney Family Collectors Series, and this is the Limited Third Edition. It shows Donald Duck with his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie putting the finishing touches on a snowman, a cheerful 1970s scene that looks right on a vintage Disney tree or in a display of Schmid ornaments.
Details
- Key facts: Schmid (Schmid Bros.) ornament for Walt Disney Productions, dated 1976, with the copyright and maker text printed on both the ornament and the box.
- It is a round glass ball, over 3 inches across, with a pearl / cream finish, a printed Disney scene, an embossed silver-tone metal cap and a wire hanger.
- It comes with its original Schmid box.
Condition: Small patch of finish loss on the glass beside the cap and slight browning at the cap rim. The box has light soiling, a faint stain and handling creases. See photos.
The photos are part of the description. It will be packed with care in a double box to protect the glass.