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Champagne emits 30 bubbles a second! The tall glass flutes evolved to help minimize overflow. This beautiful glass ornament makes a great gift or keepsake for any special occasion or celebration.
Poinsettias have long been associated with Christmas due to their miraculous appearance one Christmas Eve, while Star ornaments represent the Star of Bethlehem seen that night. This beautiful glass Poinsettia Star ornament combines these cherished holiday symbols.
A rose is one of the most beautiful flowers of nature. It expresses promise, hope and new beginnings, but is contrasted by the sharp thorns. The thorns protect the delicate bush and allow it to share its beauty. A red...
Bacon, a staple breakfast food often paired with eggs, seems to go in and out of favor in the culinary world. It currently is experiencing a dramatic increase in popularity. Now, it is even found in sweet foods such as...
The earliest S'more recipe is listed in the Girl Scouts' handbook of 1927. The traditional treat is made with marshmallows toasted over a campfire, graham crackers and a section of chocolate bar. It is said that a S'more is so...
Pirates flew false flags until they were about to attack. The Jolly Roger is the traditional name for the black flags with some variation of a skull and crossbones, which were flown to identify a pirate ship at that point....
Fish are a common thread connecting numerous stories in the Bible, and today their symbol focuses on the religious origins of Christmas. Fish signify Christ s miracles and, like Christ, provide nourishment and sustain life. Fish represent the messages of...
As American as apple pie, a toy dump truck is an iconic part of childhood. Moving heaps of marbles, rocks and dirt has entertained many children and inspired imaginations for dozens of years. Celebrate and cherish those childhood memories with...
The Claw Hammer is one of the oldest and most used tools. From construction sites to home projects, they are a true necessity. Carpenters view hammers as a personal tool, an extension of themselves, and are loyal to their favorite.
New York City is a top tourist destination. Over 50 million people visit the big apple each year. With so many things to see and do, such as the Statue of Liberty, One World Trade Center, the Empire State Building,...
Travel trailers are becoming more popular. Since they are towed behind a vehicle, they provide a "home away from home" that is comfortable and safe, no matter where the road leads. This glass ornament makes a great gift for any...
The history of cheese predates recorded history. Cheese is valued for its long shelf life and high levels of fat, protein and calcium. With hundreds of varieties, it is hard to choose just one. This ornament is a perfect gift...
The kitchen is the heart of the home. Meals, desserts and snacks are prepared with love and fondness each day but especially around the holidays. Cooks have been using appliances in the kitchen for decades to make the work easier,...
Knitted by hand and made with love. For centuries, people have knitted yarn to create functional and stylish pieces of clothing and accessories. As a creative and beautiful art form, knitting creates personalized, beautiful and richly patterned products. Knitted pieces...
The peacock s grandeur and stateliness are the reasons for its association with royalty. It was believed to guard the Tree of Life, therefore, kings sat upon thrones decorated with peacock motifs. Additionally, the elegant peacock represents beauty, prosperity, love,...
This traditional and beautiful glass ornament was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Finally, it was delicately hand-painted and glittered for you to enjoy and cherish as a holiday...
This simple plastic and almost indestructible toy has entertained millions of children since 1938. Unlike the more expensive toy soldiers in hobby shops, these soldiers were simplified so that all could afford to create a troop. Relive the hours of...
Since the 1590s, this word refers to "an avid reader, " eagerly devouring book after book, a person devoted to studying, from Atticus Finch to Hermione Granger & Jo March. Whether in print or on an e-reader, who doesn't love...
Buzz! Bees hold the world together. Their cross-pollination keeps crops and wild plants thriving. These hard-workers are the only insect to produce food eaten by man, honey. It's not all sweetness; when provoked, they can deliver a sharp sting.
Dogs selflessly give humans their unconditional love and loyalty. Throughout history, dogs have been faithful friends and workmates, even giving their lives to protect or rescue their owners. No wonder dogs are considered man s best friend.
Photography is one of the most popular hobbies today. Camera technology has allowed amateurs to spectacularly capture moments and images with professional quality. Celebrate the photographer in your family whether it be mom, dad or a professional with this camera...
Popular for their taste and convenience, French Fries are a favorite side dish, especially with hamburgers. Millions are eaten in the U.S. each year! Whether found in fancy restaurants, fast food joints, or at home at the dinner table, French...
For centuries yoga has been practiced on grass, hard dirt, or tiger skins; it wasn't until recently that yogis began to use specific mats. Today they prevent slipping in yoga studios. Mats also provide much deserved comfort during Shavasana (laying...
Ros wine gets its color from grape skins. This popular type of wine is produced all over world using a many grape varieties. Ros is believed to be the oldest variety of wine. Remember warm memories of wine tasting and...
The Claddagh is a traditional Irish design incorporating two hands clasping a heart and surmounted by a crown. These elements symbolize love, friendship and loyalty. When given as a gift, the Claddagh expresses with these hands I give you my...
Sandals have been worn for millenniums! The Bible tells the story of Jesus wearing sandals as he roamed the earth. The oldest known sandals were found in Oregon and date back at least 10,000 years! They were made of sagebrush...
Iguanas live in tropical lands such as Central and South America and the Caribbean. This lizard is easily recognized for its dewlap, the row of spines running along its back to the tail. A third eye atop the head helps...
The Slot Machine gained popularity across the United States and later, the world. Slots now account for 70% to 80% of casino revenue. Slot machines today are no longer mechanical. They are completely electronic and come in millions of varieties...
Of all the U.S. Navy uniform items, no item is as iconic as the white hat, affectionately called Dixie Cup. It is worn by the greenest of recruits and the saltiest of veterans alike. The hat was phased out of...
The United States Marine Corps proudly conducts amphibious operations around the globe. Although many uniformed professions include a peaked cap, the Marine Cap is easily one of the most recognized symbols of the USMC. Semper Fidelis. Honor the Marine in...
Welcome to the world, little one! The miracle of life does not escape the Snow Family. They are over-the-moon excited about their bundle of joy. This perfect addition to the Snow Family will make a great addition to your Christmas...
Moving into your first or a dream home is a huge achievement. Box moving trucks are a symbol of beginning a new chapter of your life and making a new house a home. Traveling with all your belongings across town,...
Riding lawn mowers resemble small tractors and were developed by transforming a farm tractor to aid in the chore of cutting grass. Small towns across the USA even have riding lawn mower races where these machines are raced in good...
Family game night often includes a game of dominos. The earliest mention of dominos is found in the 18th century Italy, where it is believed missionaries brought the game back from China. In addition to the game, dominos are widely...
Bingo, a delightful game of chance invites players to test their luck. Versions of Bingo started in the 1530s. No one knows for sure how Bingo got its name, but it is said to echo the sound of a bell...
As American as baseball, hot dogs, and apple pie. Although sausages originated centuries ago, they didn t become Hot Dogs until they were put on a bun, which first happened in St. Louis in 1880. In 1902, during a New...
Crossword puzzles challenge the mind and pique the interest of the challenger. Most often appearing in newspapers and magazines, one is challenged each time they open the paper. The first crossword puzzle appeared in the December 1913 issue of the...
Growing and cultivating a garden requires dedication, patience and hard work. The gardener works diligently to produce lovely sights and food. Gardens and farms give life and many say gardening is a soul and body healer. Getting down in the...
The gentle Western Bluebird is considered to be a symbol of happiness and fulfillment. Bluebirds were once quite common, but are becoming more rarely seen. Folklore says when a bluebird is spotted, it is a reminder to enjoy and appreciate...
Join the ranks of Judge Smails ( Caddyshack ), The Skipper ( Gilligan's Island ) and Captain Stubing ( Love Boat ), and wear this hat with pride! You don't need a boat to wear this festive topper, but it...
This beautiful glass ornament was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Finally, the ornament was delicately hand-painted with many brightly colored lacquers and glitters for you to enjoy!
These simple and colorful bricks are a universal symbol of childhood. Unlike the hyper-connected and digital world in which we live, these blocks call for our imaginations to take over and create new worlds to explore. Come on, let's play!
Gnomes are small mythical beings found in European folklore. Since they live underground, it is believed they bring good luck and protection to things in the ground, such as crops and minerals. Today, they are popular garden figures where they...
Beautifully marked in brilliant black and white, Loons prefer secluded North American lakes and are excellent swimmers that can stay underwater for long periods. They are solitary, reclusive, and have a haunting call. To many, Loons symbolize wilderness and solitude.
For centuries it was believed that the eagle could look directly into the sun and that it was reborn by diving into a fountain. Christians adopted this symbolism, comparing the eagle looking into the sun to Christ looking at His...
Covered Bridges recall simpler times and small towns where everyone knew their neighbors. Nicknamed kissing bridges, reasons are varied as to why they were covered perhaps to preserve the truss structure, to prevent oxen from balking when crossing water, or...
A Bee Skep is a coiled straw hive that was used before today's modern hives. Bees are very industrious, and they must work together to produce the honey to insure the hive's survival. This glass ornament symbolizes the diligence and...
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon, 4 days after Apollo 11 was launched. They spent about 3 hours on the surface, gathered rock and dirt samples, planted an American flag and left a...
