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Horse Ornament
There are three styles of horses: white with grey and black hair and hooves, brown with dark brown hair and black hooves, and tan with tan hair and black hooves. The horses are featured in a running or galloping position and are great for year round decor.
SKU: OAM145 - Christmas Ornaments, Farm, Transportation
John Deere™ Tractor Ornaments
John Deere™ is famous for their Tractors. Choose from the Utility tractor, the diesel tractor or the Cab tractor. Each ornament comes in John Deere’s™ signature yellow and green color scheme. Bring a little of the farm home to your holiday decor!
SKU: OA462 - Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Farm, Old World Christmas
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Hen On Nest Ornament
Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Farm, Old World ChristmasOld World Christmas Blown Glass Hen On Nest Ornament
This Hen on Nest ornament is a beautiful symbol of the warmth and safety of home, farm, and family. Our adorable chicken Christmas tree ornament was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold; then a hot solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Finally, our hen Christmas ornament was delicately hand-painted with brightly colored lacquers and glitters for you to enjoy!
SKU: OW16062 - Christmas Ornaments, Farm, Old World Christmas, Traditional
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Barn Ornament
Christmas Ornaments, Farm, Old World Christmas, TraditionalOld World Christmas Blown Glass Barn Ornament
Painted in traditional barn red and white, with chickens, a cow, and an old-fashioned tractor parked beside it, it s a typical day in the farmyard. The Barn ornament reminds us of American life on the farm and traditional country values honesty, hard work, and love of the land.
SKU: OW20014 - Birds, Christmas Ornaments, Farm, Old World Christmas
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Chicken Coop
The chicken coop, or hen house is a safety zone for chickens. It provides an indoor protected area for chickens to sleep, lay eggs and nest. Chicken coops can be simple structures or extravagant creations. These feathery friends produce nutritious food for Christmas brunch and deserve a chicken mansion!
SKU: OW16128 - Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Country & Western, Farm, Old World Christmas
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Heirloom Rooster Ornament
Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Country & Western, Farm, Old World ChristmasOld World Christmas Blown Glass Heirloom Rooster Ornament
According to legend the rooster has only crowed once at mid-night. This was to announce the birth of the Baby Jesus. For this reason, Spanish and Latin American Countries call their midnight mass on Christmas Eve the Mass of the Rooster, or Misa del Gallo.
SKU: OW16092 - Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Farm, Old World Christmas
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Mallard Ornament
Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Farm, Old World ChristmasOld World Christmas Blown Glass Mallard Ornament
Female Mallard ducks are famous for their “quack”. When you grew up and learned that ducks make a quacking sound; that was from the female Mallard. Females quack to call other ducks to them, usually their baby ducklings. This call is often termed the “hail call” or “decrescendo call”. The ducklings can hear this call for miles.
SKU: OW16017 - Christmas Ornaments, Animals & Reptiles, Farm, Old World Christmas
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Ornament Christmas Ham
Christmas Ornaments, Animals & Reptiles, Farm, Old World ChristmasOld World Christmas Blown Glass Ornament Christmas Ham
Pigs are considered to bring good luck and prosperity. In Germany, the word dickbauch means fat stomach, and it is often heard in December. According to tradition, you should eat well on Christmas Eve to avoid being haunted that night and to insure luck and prosperity in the New Year.
SKU: OW12130 - Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Farm, Old World Christmas
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Rooster Ornament
Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Farm, Old World ChristmasOld World Christmas Blown Glass Rooster Ornament
According to legend the rooster has only crowed once at mid-night. This was to announce the birth of the Baby Jesus. For this reason, Spanish and Latin American Countries call their midnight mass on Christmas Eve the Mass of the Rooster, or Misa del Gallo.
SKU: OW16006 - Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Farm, Old World Christmas
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Spotted Owl Ornament
Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Farm, Old World ChristmasOld World Christmas Blown Glass Spotted Owl Ornament
The Spotted Owl is an endangered species that lives in old-growth forests of western North America. They have become a powerful symbol for promoting environmental awareness and have been championed by those trying to save ancient forests and the wildlife living within them.
SKU: OW16052 - Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Country & Western, Farm, Old World Christmas
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Spring Chicken Ornament
Christmas Ornaments, Birds, Country & Western, Farm, Old World ChristmasOld World Christmas Blown Glass Spring Chicken Ornament
The origin of the Spring Chicken phrase is factual; farmers found chickens born in the spring brought better prices than old chickens that survived the winter. Chickens are vital to farm life; they lay eggs, produce fertilizer and eventually sacrifice their life. These animals help farm families survive.
SKU: OW16115 - Christmas Ornaments, Animals & Reptiles, Country & Western, Farm, Old World Christmas
Old World Christmas Donkey Blown Glass Ornament
Christmas Ornaments, Animals & Reptiles, Country & Western, Farm, Old World ChristmasOld World Christmas Donkey Blown Glass Ornament
The Donkey signifies patience, courage, meekness and gentleness. According to Christian legends, donkeys originally had unmarked hides, but after Palm Sunday, when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the back of a kind donkey, they all received the mark of the cross on their back as a reminder of their service.
SKU: OW12312
