New Arrivals

1.55" long, 1.75" wide. Handcrafted Seventh in a series.

2" long, 1.75" wide. Handcrafted Sixth in a series.

2.1" long, 1.95" wide. Handcrafted Fifth in a series.

2.25" long, 2" wide. Handcrafted Fourth in a series.

2.1" long, 2" wide. Handcrafted Third in a series.

2.25" long, 1.8" wide. Handcrafted Second in a series.

2.3" long, 1" wide. Handcrafted. First in a series.

12.5" tall

12.5" tall

12.5" tall

10" tall

Box 17 3/4" L x 11 3/4" W x 3 1/2" D. (1 1/2 lbs.) Children 3+

Crafted of soft, squeezable polyester and polystryrene foam Dimensions: 8.5"D x 12"W x 15"H Powered by 3 "AA" batteries (included) Suitable for ages 18 months and up

5" tall

Dimensions: 4" W x 3"H

Dimensions: 4.25"Dia. x 3.25"H

22"x30" Made in France 100% extra-long staple cotton hemmed Cotton: We use extra-long staple Cotton to weave our products. This premium quality of cotton with long fibers results in a stronger, softer and more durable fabric.

20"x28" Made in Portugal Cotton-linen blend (50% linen, 50% cotton) pre-washed, with hook label This fabric is made from cotton - linen blend and it lays nicely on the table with its effortless look.

Made of silverplate/zinc alloy Plays the tune of "Silent Night" Includes (1) wind-up musical figurine Measures 3.125"L x 3.125"W x 6.25"H

Material: sterling silver Red ribbon for hanging For decorative use Includes (1) ornament Measures 2.75"L x 1.5"H x 1.5"Depth Made in USA

Early 1900's Ice Bucket is made by Schofield & Co, Baltimore Rose Pattern. Measures 8.75" Tall x 9.5" Across The Ice Spoon is made by S Kirk & Son, Repousse Pattern. Measures 9.5" Long, with monogram 'T' on Back. - Baltimore Rose by Schofield

Plays 'Oh Christmas Tree'. 5.75" Tall, 4" Wide

Plays 'Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy'. 5.75" Tall, 4" Wide

Under the direction of Edward C. Moore. Ca. 1880-1881. Hand-Chased likely by Soligny. Decoration is called 'Panel with Dahlias & Peonies'. This was the most expensive & labor intensive decorative option for this piece. Based on an 1874-1875 pitcher (currently on display in the American wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art).