Please note, this item is a collection replacement ornament and does not include a story tag.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...

Winnie–the–Pooh has been a beloved childhood character since the famous books were published in 1926. Winni–the–Pooh is consistently hungry and in search of a bear’s favorite treat, honey. Relive childhood memories of this character each year as you hang the Winnie the Pooh ornament.

In 1926, English author A.A. Milne created a lovely children’s story. The story narrates the adventures of a curious teddy bear endlessly in search of honey, as he and his friends navigate life through the Hundred Acre Woods.

Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet get into a bit of mischief that requires problem solving, bravery and resolve. These two loyal friends rely on each other to face the storms of their stories. It is nice to have a friend who no matter the day, no...

Christopher Robin’s collection of stuffed animals are an unlikely group of friends, each with their own personalities and likenesses. Yet, it is their differences that make them so important to each other. As in life, we all need each other and what makes us...

Of all the toys in Christopher’s collection, his dearest is a teddy bear named Winnie-the-Pooh. In the books, the two friends have adventures and learn lessons. The classic story has entertained and warmed the hearts of its readers since the 1920s.

The legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European figure St. Nicholas and American writers who wrote children's poems in the 19th century. Santa Claus became the jolly man clad in red, the folk hero all children dream about on Christmas Eve. Santa...

The art of winemaking was perfected around 3000 B.C. in ancient Egypt, and it spread from there to Europe and the world. Grapes were crushed and their juice fermented in large wooden barrels. Once considered to be a gift from the gods, wine is...

Windmill has a small hole on its underside designed to borrow a standard bulb from your Christmas tree to light up the cottage. Upon lighting your cottage, you will immediately discover the first of many secrets, the beautifully crafted scene inside. Looks like Don...

Dachshunds, also known as "wiener dogs" due to their long body and short legs, were bred for below ground work. They are affectionate, clever and courageous with a lively disposition. The Dachshund embodies power in a small package.

Light up your holiday anthem with this blown-glass salute to The Who’s groundbreaking 1971 record, "Who’s Next ". Edged in sparkling silver glitter that catches every twinkle bulb like stage lights after a legendary power chord, this mini-LP turns your tree into a rock-n-roll...

The deer has an excellent sense of hearing. When unsure of a sound, it stays still, or "freezes," to blend in with its surroundings. While gentle, the deer is determined to follow its own path. The stag, or male deer, symbolizes life, wisdom, and...

The art of winemaking was perfected around 3000 B.C. in ancient Egypt, and it spread around the world. Grapes are crushed, their juice fermented, and eventually the wine is bottled for consumers. Once considered to be a gift from the gods, wine is enjoyed...

As one of eight charter franchises, the White Sox were established in 1900. Guaranteed Rate Field located in Chicago’s South Side is their current home. The White Sox won their first World Series in 1906, the team was dubbed the "Hitless Wonders." The Sox...

As one of eight charter franchises, the White Sox were established in 1900. Guaranteed Rate Field located in Chicago’s South Side is their current home. The White Sox won their first World Series in 1906, the team was dubbed the "Hitless Wonders." The Sox...

Poodles have both German & French roots, and are exceedingly smart water dogs, bred frequently as "gun dogs" for duck hunters. These hypoallergenic canines became popular in the United States after World War II, and were bred in 3 sizes: standard, miniature and toy....

"Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse!" declares the famous poem, "The Night Before Christmas." However, this tiny mouse has managed to find his way to the kitchen and help himself to a sweet treat. After all, Christmas is for everyone! From...

The mixer was introduced in 1856 by Ralph Collier. In 1908 the electrical mixer was born. Before the mixer, baking was much more laborious and time consuming, slowing production. Now bakers can produce pounds of dough as fast as they can be consumed!

A fun modern Christmas tradition is a white elephant gift exchange. Folks gather to exchange impractical or extravagant gifts. The history of the White Elephant comes from Thailand; the king gave albino elephants to courtiers who displeased him so that the cost of keeping...

The arrival of a baby brings many wonderful firsts—first tooth, first word, and of course, that all important first step. We all treasure the memories of these milestones in their lives. The glass Baby Shoe ornament makes a wonderful keepsake to commemorate baby’s first...

In the Victorian era, infants were dressed in miniature versions of adult clothing. At their most relaxed, babies were dressed in white gowns. It wasn’t until the 1950s that Walter Artzt designed the first baby onesie, creating a comfy and simple way to keep...

Rabbits are very shy and frail animals. Having no natural means of protecting itself, the rabbit is dependent on the kindness of man and other animals for its survival. At Christmastime the rabbit represents the renewal of this faith in others to provide guidance,...

Whiskey gets its name from the Gaelic word usquebaugh meaning "water of life." Legend has it that St. Patrick introduced distilling to Ireland in the fifth century AD, and the Celts are credited with producing the first whiskey. Known as Whisky when produced in...