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Buildings
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Log Cabin Ornament
20015
2.25"
$14.99
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Many years ago, the log cabin provided shelter on the American Frontier as settlers moved west. In fact, our 16th President, "Honest Abe" Lincoln, was raised in a log cabin. Today the log cabin ornament represents the pioneers spirit, hard work, and pleasures of simple life. |
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Tiny House Ornament
20106
3.25"
$19.99
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The desire to downsize and live more simply has been popular for years. In 1854, Henry David Thoreau published Walden, his story of living in a 150-square-foot cabin near Concord, MA. Today, many folks are building petite mobile homes, giving them more opportunity to travel and explore, as the spirit moves them! |
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Diner Ornament
20071
4.25"
$24.99
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Diners often stay open 24 hours a day, especially in cities, making them an essential part of urban culture. Styling was borrowed from railroad dining cars, hence the term diner. Diners are symbols of American optimism and represent the period of prosperity in the 1950s. |
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Welcome Ornament
20034
4.25"
$14.99
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As the entrance to the home, a doorway welcomes us with the promise of warmth and family waiting inside. During the holidays, a welcoming home invites guests to come in and enjoy the company of friends, delicious food and an abundance of good cheer. |
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Gingerbread House Ornament
20013
2.25"
$16.99
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The gingerbread house depicts one of the favorite traditions of the holiday season - sweets! Creating elaborate and realistic buildings, made entirely out of gingerbread, candies and sweets, started years ago and continues as a favorite holiday family activity today. |
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Holiday Lighthouse
Ornament
20039
5"
$17.99
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Lighthouses are sources of inspiration and comfort. Sturdy structures with an ever-beaming light, lighthouses guide sailors to safety during dark skies and tempests. As beacons of light, they symbolize the Light of Christ, Jesus love and His guidance throughout the year and the holiday season. |
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Sparkling Cathedral
Ornament
20076
4.25"
$18.99
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Standing in town squares, cathedrals and churches represent the heritage and culture of the people. Since glassblowers often created images that reflected their day-to-day lives, some ornaments were proudly styled after the lovely churches found in their own hometowns. |
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Country Church
Ornament
20009
3.5"
$14.99
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Standing in town squares, cathedrals and churches represent the heritage and culture of the people. Since glassblowers often created images that reflected their day-to-day lives, some ornaments were proudly styled after the lovely churches found in their own hometowns. |
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School House Ornament
20007
3"
$15.99
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The little red school house was a common sight in small towns in the United States in the 1800's and early 1900's. With few books or individual chalkboards, all students from the first grade through the eighth were tutored by the same teacher in one simple room. |
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Cupcake Cottage
Ornament
20029
3.75"
$29.99
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During the holidays, children dream of sugarplums and holiday goodies. This cupcake cottage is a sweet fantasy where one might expect to see a Christmas elf come to the door with a tray of cookies and cups of hot chocolate and peppermints. |
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Ornament Hangers
1441
$2.75
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The fast and easy way to hang your ornaments! 100 green wire ornament hangers. |
