Animals in a windows: quite cheap at 5 Euro apiece.
A more precious tiny fish: the price tag says 900 Euro.
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12 comments:
I do like the littel duck...but, then again the fish is so shiny.
900 Euros? Are those real sapphires?
True gifts can't be bought indeed. And if it is made with love, nine Euro are many times worth hundred of them.
Good entry of yours. Please have a good new week.
daily athens
I like the fish.
I'm not a buyer yet. Show me something else.
I like the bear!
What's that L in front of the €???
Well, I don't think Euro 5 for the Chinese woodcarvings is particularly cheap either... but Euro 900 for the fish is extraordinary.
They are all beautiful!I think I prefer that cute duck!
Léia
I like the cheapies I do think. The fish is probably hand-blown glass or some such thing. MB
I'll take all the fish! :-))) I'm also curious about the 'L' before the €... maybe just a shop code, no?
@ ciel, JM - The L may be code or something from an old tag printer of the Lira/Euro period (the first six months of 2002).
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