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Oldlioness
PostPosted: Mon Dec 07, 2015 6:42 pm 
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For fans of Fontanini Nativity pieces--especially the five inch versions--click on the link to see an outstanding collection of photos. Some of these pieces have been retired but if you're lucky, you can find them on the secondary market: http://bit.ly/1TwOwOg
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Maria, do you have the 5" version? I don't remember.
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Yes the small pieces--we could never justify the cost of the larger sizes personally--though they are quite lovely
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That's what I thought, but I wasn't entirely sure. They sure are beautiful.
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