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Art Deco Black & Orange tea set, English 1920sElegant ceramic tea set placement with a cup, saucer, and a small plate, black and orange tree pattern by Crown Ducal; vintage English Art Deco design 1920s. Condition: minor surface wear Size: cup 7 cm high, saucer 14. 5 cm diameter, plate 16 cm diameter Art Deco style the famous novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald was written in 1925 and is set in the contemporary Art Deco period. The story perfectly catches the opulent lifestyle of the
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Two of our dogs really love this! It caused a lot of barking and chasing and running around trying to grab it. It's really funny to use the remote to control it (and especially make it stop when things get a little too chaotic!) It feels durable even when pawed and bumped into and stepped on. The battery life seems good. I plugged it in overnight to charge so not sure how long it took to charge, but it has lasted quite a while with the dogs playing with it and still doesn't need a charge. It's easy to screw off one side of the ball to plug it in to charge. The size is a little bigger than a tennis ball I would say and has a soft texture.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026
★★★★★ 1
It doesn't work.
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The two halves of the ball shell come apart again and again when the dog plays with them. When it is time to recharge the core, it will not take a charge. The dog loves it, but it's unsafe to play with.
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★★★★★ 2
It doesn’t do what is supposed to do
Color: Blue
Wasn’t impressed..,all the ball does is vibrate. It doesn’t really bounce
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★★★★★ 5
My dogs fight over it
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Great to keep your dog entertained
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