Merck Family's Old World Christmas Ornaments by Merck Family's
Fish and birds, fire trucks and buggies, dogs and cats, saints and devils, roses and shamrocks, elephants and butterflies, lighthouses and schoolhouses, lions and lambs, cheeseburgers and pizza, golf balls and fishing creels, ice cream and cherry pie, brides and grooms there must be something that’s not represented in our selection of blown glass ornaments from Merck Family’s Old World Christmas, but we don’t know what it might be!

Scottish Christmas Ornaments by Scottish Christmas
The colors in these Scottish Christmas ornaments are spectacular, with assorted jewels, feathers, and sparkles thrown in just for fun! You’ll find present-laden Santas, Santas in sleighs, polar bears with scarves, festive snowmen, happy bears, beautiful angels, rockets, jets, trains, cowboy boots, national flags, lighthouses, elves, fairies, and of course, Scottish pipers piping. For Halloween, there are even cranky witches and spooky ghosts!

Marvelous Mittens Ornaments by Mattarusky
Dazzling! That’s the only way to describe these unusual and beautifully crafted ornaments from artist Matthew Mattarusky. Manufactured in Poland, the ornaments feature intricate and exquisite designs, almost like embroidery, wonderfully coordinated colors, and thick, encrusted finishes that sparkle, dazzle, and throw light in every direction. Everyone will want to know where you found these unique Marvelous Mittens ornaments!

As Time Goes By by Slavic Treasures
When Glenn Lewis moved from the U.S. to Krakow, Poland, to start an architectural firm, he came into contact with the blown glass ornament industry. After thorough study, he contacted his lifelong friend Dave Wegerek about starting their own company, and Slavic Treasures was formed in 1995. The widely diverse, whimsically designed, brightly colored, and carefully crafted As Time Goes By ornaments are typical of their company’s work.

Grateful Glass Ornaments by Slavic Treasures
For the “Dead Heads” among your family and friends, Slavic Treasures offers a real treat! While the company is best known for its license agreement with the NCAA to make “Glasscots,” Christmas ornament reproductions of university mascots, its very first license agreement was with the legendary rock band, the Grateful Dead. The colorful ornaments in the Grateful Glass series depict the band’s album cover artwork and logos.

Holiday Heirloom Ornaments by Waterford Crystal
The lovely blown glass ornaments in the Waterford Crystal Holiday Heirloom series offer a truly remarkable diversity of shapes! There are traditional round ball ornaments, teardrop-shaped ornaments, lantern-shaped ornaments, champagne glass-shaped ornaments, candy cane-shaped ornaments, and more, many tied at the top with a distinctive Waterford bow. Handy boxed sets are also available, from as few as 2 items to as many as 32!