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Delft Blue Traditional Teapot Ornament
Each ornament feature intricate blue designs on the white teapots. Included are a round teapot with a darker blue flower and accents on the handle, a tall teapot with a flower and accents on the spout and handle and stout teapot with a flower and accents on the spout and handle.
SKU: OA090 - Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Ornaments, Travel and International, Victorian
Irish Teacup and Teapot Porcelain Ornaments
Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Ornaments, Travel and International, VictorianIrish Teacup and Teapot Porcelain Ornaments
Celebrate Irish heritage this holiday season with these elegant teacups and teapots with an Irish design in green and gold. Includes a teapot with gold accents on the lid, a teapot with gold accent on the body, a teacup with gold accent on the rim, and a teacup with a green vine design on the saucer.
SKU: OA880 - Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments
Old World Christmas Blown Chef’s Coat Ornament
Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, OrnamentsOld World Christmas Blown Chef’s Coat Ornament
This double-breasted cotton jacket is reversible to hide stains & has knotted cloth buttons to survive frequent laundering. Marie-Antoine Careme developed the current chef’s uniform in the mid-19th century. “Chef’s whites” also includes the toque blanche & black/white hound’s-tooth pants. White represents cleanliness. Bon appetit!
SKU: OW32311 - Beverages, Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments, Travel and International
Old World Christmas Blown German Stein Ornament
Beverages, Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments, Travel and InternationalOld World Christmas Blown German Stein Ornament
Prost! Stein is an English neologism for stoneware mugs. These popular collectibles are often accumulated as souvenirs and tell adventure stories. If you re traveling in Germany however, don t ask for a stein. It simply means stoneware and you might get your beer served in a stone bowl!
SKU: OW32369 - Beverages, Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Beer Tap Ornament
Beverages, Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, OrnamentsOld World Christmas Blown Glass Beer Tap Ornament
Beer is one of the oldest and most widely consumed beverages around the world, sitting just behind water and tea. Legends say the first beer was made 7,000 years ago by accident when grain got wet, fermented and became a pulp. Beer served from a tap is largely known as draught beer.
SKU: OW32373 - Food and Drinks, Kitchen, More Occupations, Occupation, Old World Christmas, Ornaments
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Chef’s Hat Ornament
Food and Drinks, Kitchen, More Occupations, Occupation, Old World Christmas, OrnamentsOld World Christmas Blown Glass Chef’s Hat Ornament
A chef s hat is also known as a toque. Chefs began wearing these hats to blend in with the monks, by wearing similar shaped hats, as they sought refuge in the monasteries. Chefs were being persecuted for their creativity. The hats have remained a symbol of the profession.
SKU: OW32239 - Beverages, Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Coffee Pot Ornament
Beverages, Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, OrnamentsOld World Christmas Blown Glass Coffee Pot Ornament
For centuries, coffee has been a favorite beverage around the world. In diners and restaurants coffee is served from coffee pots to caffeinate and energize its drinker. The coffee pot ornament makes a great gift for a waitress, waiter or coffee drinker.
SKU: OW32299 - Beverages, Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments
Old World Christmas Blown Glass French Coffee Press Ornament
Beverages, Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, OrnamentsOld World Christmas Blown Glass French Coffee Press Ornament
The French Coffee Press is also known as a cafeti re or coffee plunger. This coffee brewing device was created in Italy in 1929. The perfect cup of coffee is made from coarse grounds that steep for 4 minutes. But don t wait too long; some say the coffee is spoiled after 20 minutes of steeping.
SKU: OW32366 - Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments, Victorian
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Holly Teapot Ornament
Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments, VictorianOld World Christmas Blown Glass Holly Teapot Ornament
The teapot was derived from ceramic kettles and wine pots made of bronze and other metals in the Chinese culture for thousands of years. Early teapots were small and designed for a single drinker. Today, a hot cup of tea is the perfect treat on a cold winter s day.
SKU: OW32247 - Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Measuring Cup Ornament
Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, OrnamentsOld World Christmas Blown Glass Measuring Cup Ornament
A pinch of this and a dash of that can change a recipe. Home cooks and chefs alike trust measuring cups for main ingredients to ensure their dishes have precisely the right amount of ingredients. The kitchen is the heart of the home throughout the year but provides an extra dose of love throughout the holiday season.
SKU: OW32392 - Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Measuring Spoons Ornament
Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, OrnamentsOld World Christmas Blown Glass Measuring Spoons Ornament
In 1896, Fannie Farmer created the first measuring spoon, which she referenced in her bestseller, “The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book.” She created this measurement standard so the home cook could more easily replicate her recipes. Even today, her book continues to teach generations of Americans how to make good food.
SKU: OW32346 - Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments, Retro
Old World Christmas Blown Glass Retro Toaster Ornament
Food and Drinks, Kitchen, Old World Christmas, Ornaments, RetroOld World Christmas Blown Glass Retro Toaster Ornament
The toaster origins trace back to Scotland in the 1890s. In the 1940s, the pop-up toaster was created and since then people around the world have enjoyed toasted bread in just 1-3 minutes! The toaster has evolved into a common household small appliance today. A perfect gift for the cook in your life!
SKU: OW32234
