SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL CAMEL RETIRED RARE MIB #
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Bergvliet, Cape Town
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Product details
Condition
New
Location
South Africa
Time Period
Post-1950
Maker
Other
Product code
B
Bob Shop ID
615260985
579,1039,1108
Presented in new condition, in original box
Swarovski Silver Crystal code numbers: 247 683 / 247683 / 7603 000 004
This retired Swarovski crystal camel was part of the African Wildlife family group. A member of the Dromedary family, it only has one hump. The body of the piece is made from clear crystal with frosting to the head and the end of the tail, and it stands on a large frosted base, which is designed to look as if the camel is standing in sand. Designed by Heinz Tabertshofer, the camel is 5 (125mm) long and was introduced in 2000 and retired in 2004.
579,1039,1108
Presented in new condition, in original box
Swarovski Silver Crystal code numbers: 247 683 / 247683 / 7603 000 004
This retired Swarovski crystal camel was part of the African Wildlife family group. A member of the Dromedary family, it only has one hump. The body of the piece is made from clear crystal with frosting to the head and the end of the tail, and it stands on a large frosted base, which is designed to look as if the camel is standing in sand. Designed by Heinz Tabertshofer, the camel is 5 (125mm) long and was introduced in 2000 and retired in 2004.
