Old World Christmas® Ornaments

Birds are symbols of happiness and joy, so they are regarded as a necessity on the Christmas tree. Glassblowers often kept wild birds during the wi...

In 17th century England people were not allowed to celebrate Christmas. So a candy-maker invented the candy cane. Shaped like a shepherd s crook to...

The famous red and white striped lighthouse on Hilton Head Island welcomes visitors year-round to climb to the observation deck. It boasts beautifu...

Each Christmas Eve Santa visits the houses of good boys and girls, delivering gifts to reward kind and obedient behaviors. Traditionally, each fami...

Drive, chip and putt your way to a merry Christmas. The game of golf requires strength, finesse and dedication to achieve success. The putting gree...

As good companions, cats are affectionate and intelligent, and also often independent. But as kittens they are frisky, friendly, and adorable. This...

When the lakes and ponds freeze over in the winter, one of the most popular activities is ice-skating. Who can forget the excitement of Christmas m...

One of the most popular team sports, Hockey was invented in the mid-1800s in Canada. Played on ice, it requires speed, strength, stamina, great ska...

In 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...

Inspired by the 1940s and 1950s, the Vintage Reflections Collection is made from blown glass and decorated to replicate the mercury finish of tradi...