Candy Land Ornament
$24.99
Introduced in 1949, the game, Candy Land is sweet and simple, which makes it the perfect game to introduce young children to the world of games. More than 70 years later, Candy Land continues...
Christmas Cookbook Ornament
$24.99
Creating delicious holiday treats and meals for family and friends is an important part of holiday celebrations around the world. This festive glass Holiday Cookbook ornament honors a favorite...
Christmas Cottage Ornament
$34.99
Nestled in quaint little villages, cottages represent the heritage and culture of the glass ornament artisans. They often created images that reflected their day to day lives. Therefore, cottage...
Christmas Classic Ornament
$27.99
For many families, watching the Christmas classic, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer makes the season feel bright and just right. The iconic TV special was released in 1964 and has become synonymous...
Merry Christmas Ribbon Spool
$17.95
This ribbon will look festive where ever it lands.
Tie on packages, drape through you holiday greenery for a truly stunning effect this season.
1/2" x 10 yds.
Mini Candy Cane Ornament
$9.99
In 17th century England people were not allowed to celebrate Christmas. So a candy-maker invented the candy cane. Shaped like shepherds crook to symbolize Jesus, it has three thin stripes to...
Candy Cane Snowman Ornament
$21.99
Long ago, when toys were scarce and neighbors could be miles away, children looked forward to snowfalls with great anticipation. This wonderful gift from heaven afforded them the opportunity to...
Regal Father Christmas Ornament
$29.99
As the English version of Santa or St. Nicholas, Father Christmas is considered the patron of children and the poor. Long ago, English lords hired actors to dress as Father Christmas and travel the...
Playful Christmas Mouse Ornament
$24.99
This playful Christmas Mouse has taken on the task of rearranging ornaments on the tree. He's always trying to find that perfect balance and fill the bare spots. He may also have a trick or two up...
