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Christmas Wreath Ornament
Old World ChristmasWreaths, like Christmas trees, are a part of the ancient tradition of bringing evergreens indoors during winter. They were thought to hold mystical...
View full detailsCowgirl Trucker Cap Ornament
Old World ChristmasThe strength and determination of a cowgirl is not to be doubted. Cowgirls will rise to the occasion to accomplish a task without whining, complain...
View full detailsYellow Rose Ornament
Old World ChristmasA rose is one of the most beautiful flowers of nature. It expresses promise, hope and new beginnings, but is contrasted by the sharp thorns. The th...
View full detailsMedieval Armor Ornament
Old World ChristmasA symbol of protection and strength, medieval armor was used to protect soldiers in battle. Today, it represents a family crest, often depicting a ...
View full detailsMiniature Gurken Ornament
Old World ChristmasLong ago when parents decorated the Christmas tree, they hung the pickle ornament last, hiding it in the green boughs. When the children were allow...
View full detailsLucky Red Envelope Ornament
Old World ChristmasIn Chinese and other Asian societies, a lucky red envelope with money is given to friends and family. The specialized red envelope is given to symb...
View full detailsNorwegian Santa Ornament
Old World ChristmasSanta is lovingly called Julenisse in Norway. The Norwegian children leave a bowl of rice porridge with sugar, cinnamon and butter as a thank you. ...
View full detailsArcade Game Ornament
Old World ChristmasElectronic, coin-operated video games of skill and minimal chance have entertained people since the 1970s. Arcade video games use computerized circ...
View full detailsMichigan State Helmet
Old World ChristmasPeppermint Twist Santa Ornament
Old World ChristmasThe legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European St. Nicholas and American writers who wrote children’s poems in the 19th century. Santa Cla...
View full detailsGrapefruit Ornament
Old World ChristmasThe grapefruit is known for its sour to semi–sweet taste and is a popular breakfast item. It was named the "forbidden fruit" when it was discovered...
View full detailsCheerleader Ornament
Old World ChristmasGo! Fight! Win! Cheerleaders have been supporting their favorite athletes and leading fans since 1898. Student, Johnny Campbell, assembled a group ...
View full detailsNail Polish Ornament
Old World ChristmasThe Chinese started wearing polish as early as 3000 B.C., with the colors reflecting one's social status (red for upper classes and nudes for commo...
View full detailsSoftball Ornament
Old World ChristmasSoftball is a game for highly competitive professionals and amateurs. The game was created in 1887 and was first called indoor baseball, mush ball,...
View full detailsLincoln Logs Ornament
Old World ChristmasNot many toys live to see their 100th birthday, but Lincoln Logs have stood the test of time and generations. Lincoln Logs have delighted children ...
View full detailsWiener Dog Ornament
Old World ChristmasDachshunds, also known as "wiener dogs" due to their long body and short legs, were bred for below ground work. They are affectionate, clever and c...
View full detailsNachos Ornament
Old World ChristmasNachos are a traditional Mexican food, originating from Northern Mexico. A delicious blend of heated tortilla chips covered with melted cheese. Thi...
View full detailsPartridge In A Pear Ornament
Old World ChristmasIn the song "The Twelve Days of Christmas," the partridge in a pear tree symbolizes Christ. Years ago, the song served as a secret means of teachin...
View full detailsLabrador Pup Ornament
Old World ChristmasDogs selflessly give humans their unconditional love and loyalty. Throughout history, dogs have been faithful friends and workmates, even giving th...
View full detailsSanta Owl Ornament
Old World ChristmasSince ancient times, owls have been popular symbols of wisdom because they look so thoughtful and serious. Since owls can see in the dark, this li...
View full detailsHeirloom Rooster Ornament
Old World ChristmasAccording to legend, the rooster has only crowed once at midnight. This was to announce the birth of the Baby Jesus. For this reason, Spanish and ...
View full detailsWitches Shoe Ornament
Old World ChristmasThere is no mistaking the cackle of a witch's sinister laugh. Just the same, there is no mistaking the impending doom of a witch's footsteps. Each ...
View full detailsVintage Cottontail Bunny
Old World ChristmasInspired by our favorite forest friends, the Vintage Woodland Collection is made from blown glass and decorated to replicate the mercury finish of ...
View full detailsPeace Sign Ornament
Old World ChristmasThe Peace Symbol was originally designed by Gerald Holtom in as a logo for nuclear disarmament. Now recognized and used universally as a peace symb...
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