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Celebrate Christmas with the traditional tree elegantly crafted of fine crystal. This dated Waterford crystal ornament comes with a jeweled ornament hanger and a removable 2011 hang tag.
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Hallmark 2011 A Christmas Story "Oh...Fudge!" Tree Ornament
- This ornament captures Ralphie spilling all the bolts from the hub cap as he says "Oh Fudge" only he didn't say "Fudge!"
- This ornament plays a sound clip from the movie.
- Dimensions: 3.25" tall
This ornament captures Ralphie spilling all the bolts from the hub cap as he says "Oh Fudge" only he didn't say "Fudge!"
This ornament plays a sound clip from the movie.
Dimensions: 3.25" tall
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Hallmark 2011 A Christmas Story "The Leg Lamp" Tree Ornament
- This ornament captures The Old Man admiring his prized Major Award.
- Dimensions: 4.25" tall
This ornament captures The Old Man admiring his prized Major Award.
Dimensions: 4.25" tall
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Willow Tree 2011 Dated Ornament by Susan Lordi with hanging cord. 5" high. Resin and metal, brass, stainless steel. Gift boxed. Not just for Christmas! An inspiration to us all every day! Angel holding a necklace with a 2011 charm standing on a metal filigree disc with ornate trellis. "Celebrating the traditions of love" Since 2000, Susan Lordi has been creating these figurative sculptures that speak in quiet ways of deep emotion and inspiration. Artist Susan Lordi carves each original sculpture, then pieces are cast from her original carving in resin and individually painted by hand. Expression is conveyed by gestures only - a tilt of the head, a turn of the body, or placement of the hands. The simplicity of form and the absence of facial
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Hallmark 2011 Christmas Vacation "The Griswold Family Christmas Tree" Ornament
- This ornament features The Griswold Family Christmas Tree strapped to the roof of the station wagon complete with the roots after Clark forgot to bring a saw.
- Plays opening song from Christmas Vacation.
- Dimensions: 4.5" x 3.5" x 1.75"
This ornament features The Griswold Family Christmas Tree strapped to the roof of the station wagon complete with the roots after Clark forgot to bring a saw.
Plays opening song from Christmas Vacation.
Dimensions: 4.5" x 3.5" x 1.75"
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Question by : What are the traditional christmas tree ornaments?
I have read somewhere that there are certain ornaments for a christmas tree that are traditional and each has a meaning. The only one i can remember is a "pickle" and I think it means prosperity. Does anyone have any info on these? Also I think another was a bird of some sort.
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Answer by Phillipe
It never fails. Every December someone asks about the German Christmas pickle ornament that's supposed to have a long tradition in Germany.
Here's the pickle “legend” from one Web site: “A very old Christmas eve tradition in Germany was to hide a pickle [ornament] deep in the branches of the family Christmas Tree. The parents hung the pickle last after all the other ornaments were in place. In the morning they knew the most observant child would receive an extra gift from St. Nicholas. The first adult who finds the pickle traditionally gets good luck for the whole year.” This Christmas pickle story, with a few minor variations, can be found all over the Web and in print inside the ornament package. It says that Germans hang a pickle-shaped glass ornament on the Christmas tree hidden away so it's difficult to find. The first child to find it on Christmas morning gets a special treat or an extra present.
Of course, anyone familiar with German Christmas customs can see the flaws in this “legend.” First of all, the German St. Nick doesn't show up on Christmas Eve. He arrives on the 5th or 6th of December. Nor do German children open their presents on Christmas morning. That happens on Christmas Eve in Germany
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