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I have no clue what to call this but looks like a bubble blower . Any ideas

 

Yes, a bubble blower pendant! There are lots of them out there (check eBay & Etsy.)
I believe that even Tiffany had a version.

I seem to recall that these were very popular in the late 1980's/early 1990's. One of the teens who sometimes came to babysit for my kids always wore one. The kids loved it!

 

Thank You

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-Ste...333526?hash=item361e1b3516:g:ebYAAOSwUFtZZmGL

 

A sterling silver bubble-blower.

Now I've seen everything...

 

I have a cute sterling one in the shape of a fish bought right around the time frame suggested by SBSVC.

 

Right - if only they had ducks to spend their time with - LOL!!

 

I just found this - a June 28, 1990 article from the archives of the L.A. Times!


Bubbling Over : A Sterling-Silver Bubble Blower Has Burst Onto the Scene as Celebrities' Trinket of Choice
June 28, 1990|PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN | TIMES STAFF WRITER

Part bauble, part toy, the Bubbler hangs around some of the best-known necks in town.

Madonna has one and gave them as Christmas gifts.

Singer Tina Turner got hers when she turned 50.

Ron Howard, Darryl Hannah, Pierce Brosnan, Debra Winger, Gary Busey, Emilio Estevez, Stevie Nicks, Dick Van Dyke and Olivia Newton John all have them.

TV's Maria Shriver, wife of Arnold Schwarzenegger, was given two when daughter Katherine was born in December.

Supermodel Christie Brinkley was spotted playing with one in an Aspen, Colo., disco.

"Everybody's got them, from Whoopi Goldberg to Larry Hagman," said Robert Walker, actor and co-owner of Tops Malibu, the functional art shop where the sterling-silver bubble blower is the No. 1 bestseller. That despite--or perhaps because of--its $65 price tag. "It was the hit of Christmas," said Walker, who reports that Tops sold almost 1,000 over the holidays, including a goodly number of gold Bubblers at $350 each.

So popular is the pricey little plaything that Walker and wife Judy have entered into an agreement with its creator, New Mexico jewelry maker Ted Cutter, and wife Mary Quitzau to market it throughout the United States and abroad. Their new company is called Tops Malibu Wholesale to distinguish it from the Malibu retail store.


http://articles.latimes.com/1990-06-28/news/we-755_1_bubble-blower

 

Thank you everyone I appreciate it

 

Me too !!!! For the person who has everything !

 

Me too ! For the man who has everything......

 

For the man who has everything !