Blown glass christmas ornaments

One of my favorite Christmas traditions from my childhood was getting a new Christmas ornament from my stocking each year. For years now, I have been collecting European blown glass ornaments, and …

Glass Handmade: All of our heirloom-quality ornaments are made from molten glass mouth-blown into exclusive molds, a hot liquid silver solution is added for color and vibrance. Charming: Hand-crafted in an age-old tradition, our ornaments are painted and glittered with techniques that originated in the 1800s for exceptional, beautiful details. Embellish: With various shapes and bright colors, our unique ornaments are a fun addition to standard Christmas Trees, DIY wreaths or crafts, winter…

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HAND-CRAFTED: Our Christmas Ornaments have been hand-crafted using age-old traditions that originated in the 1800s to bring you the highest quality ornaments for your tree Our Bright Candlelight Reflection Glass Ornament will add a beautiful,elegant touch to any Christmas tree or to accent the decorations within your home GIFT: This ornament is nicely detailed on all sides while made of blown glass and is delicately hand-painted. QUALITY: These Christmas tree ornaments are hand-painted and…

Add some magic to your Christmas tree with these highly collectible and somewhat delicate German Hand Blown Glass Christmas Ornaments. Learn the history and where to buy them!

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These colorful blown glass ornaments were at the height of their popularity in the 1940s and ’50s. Beginning in 1939, the American-made ornaments were machine blown by Corning Glass Works, hand-decorated in New Jersey, and sold at F.W. Woolworth stores for pennies apiece. In 2001, Christopher Radko Ornaments began reissuing the designs. Original Shiny Brites can be purchased online at Etsy or eBay. Keep a lookout when thrifting at antiques stores and estate sales.

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