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Each porcelain piece in The
Greenwich Workshop® Collection has a "year mark"
on the base to signify the year the piece was produced.
1999 Year Mark
The following Will Bullas porcelains
were issued with the fifth (1999)
"year mark:"
| the tooth faerie . . .
secret agent . . . the mummy strikes . . . Superdad . . . Santa gets lit . . . All porcelains are sold out or have been retired. |
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We've all heard of the tooth faerie but does anybody know what she look like? Will could only imagine her as one of his beloved runner ducks—performing her full-time duties with a bit of awkward clumsiness but infinite charm! Every home should have a tooth faerie of their own on call: Whether you're still losing baby teeth or you're getting long-in-th-tooth, no "reward" is more precious than a good sense of humor! |
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Who among us hasn't been intrigued by leading the life of a spy? For Will Bullas, the romance began in front of his parents' TV set watching the '50s dramatic spy series "I Led Three Lives." Many James bond (and Austin Powers!) films later, Bullas was inspired to create the perfectly predictable camp accessories including glasses, nose, raincoat and mysterious crates for his ideal spy waiting in the nighttime shadows of the streetlight. |
 secret agent . . . |
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Santa gets lit . . .
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Each porcelain piece in The Greenwich Workshop® Collection has a "year mark" to signify the year the piece was produced. Click the specific Will Bullas year marks below, for a list of the porcelains introduced in that year. |
| 1999 Year Mark |
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