Blow mold decorations, especially holiday-themed ones, became popular in the 1950s and 1960s and are now beloved collectibles. These plastic figures, often featuring Santa, snowmen, or reindeer, were designed to illuminate from the inside, making them visible at night.
Shiny Brite ornaments are a quintessential piece of American holiday history, beloved for their bright colors and classic designs. First produced in the 1930s and 1940s, these glass ornaments were a response to the limited import of German-made holiday decorations before and during WWII.
Introduced in the late 1950s, aluminum Christmas trees brought a futuristic sparkle to the holiday season with their metallic, space-age look. Unlike traditional green trees, these were made of shiny, silver aluminum branches and were often paired with a color wheel spotlight that bathed the tree in rotating hues.
Department 56’s “The Grinch” Who-Ville Band Shell is a cherished piece from the popular collection inspired by Dr. Seuss’s “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” Known for its whimsical detail and craftsmanship, this collectible captures the festive spirit of the beloved Who-Ville community
Part of Department 56’s beloved Snow Village series, this piece is intricately designed with frosted rooftops, candy cane pillars, and colorful candy details that add to its charm. Introduced as a limited edition, it’s now a coveted collectible among Department 56 enthusiasts.
Created in the 1950s, this ceramic set features Santa’s winking face in a charming, vintage style that was iconic for Holt Howard’s holiday line. Each mug mirrors the punch bowl’s adorable (and jolly) Santa design, making it a fun, festive centerpiece for holiday gatherings.
Holt Howard knows its Santa stuff, guys. This Santa Claus cookie jar is a whimsical, highly collectible piece from the 1950s that embodies retro holiday charm. Designed with Holt Howard’s signature playful touch, the jar features a cheerful Santa face with a charmingly exaggerated expression. This cookie jar has become a rare find, adding to its allure.