[Swarovski] Animals, five figurines: (1) Kudu Second piece in the Inspiration Africa trilogy. Des. by M. Stamey. Approx. 9 cm tall, 9 cm wide. Swarovski no. 175703. Like new, in (sl. worn) orig. box w. foam inserts and certificate of authenticity. (2) Cheetah, high tail version. Part of the African Wildlife group. Des. by the same. Approx. 9 cm tall. Swarovski no. 183225. Like new, in orig. box. w. foam inserts and certificate of authenticity. (3) Polar bear cubs, crystal moonlight version. Des. by A. Hirzinger. Both approx. 5 cm tall. Swarovski no. 1079156. Like new, in orig. box w. foam inserts and certificate of authenticity. -and 2 others, baby lovebirds and school of fish (dam.), both in orig. boxes and w. foam inserts and certificates of authenticity. (total 5)

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