Gingerbread Man Ornament
I have fond childhood memories of helping my mother roll and stamp Christmas cookies, including the iconic Gingerbread Man. I never saw one get up and run away, but I can admit to eating a few!
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Holiday Gifts
Wood Grain Pint Beaker
The new Wood Grain Pint Beaker is shaped around an oak chuck and burnished with extreme pressure with the intention of imprinting the wood grain inside the beaker. The result is spectacular!
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Omni Bowl
The new Omni Bowl is perfect for breakfast, lunch, dinner & dessert! The simple, elegant lines go perfectly with any decor and any occasion. We love using ours and think you will too.
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Washington Town Common Ornament
Washington, NH, incorporated in 1776, has the distinction of being the first town in the nation named for General George Washington.
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Ice Skates & Mittens Ornament
Our 2022 Annual Ornament, Ice Skates & Mittens, is a throwback to childhood, and sunny weekend days ice skating on a nearby lake or pond
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Candy Cane Ornament
Nativity Scene - 14 piece set
Years ago, a customer asked me if I could create a small pewter Nativity Scene.
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Bald Eagle Ornament
Our 2020 Annual Ornament, American Bald Eagle, was adopted as the national bird symbol of the United States of America in 1782.
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Heart Ornament
The heart is a symbol for love. Often known as the seat of emotions, the heart is synonymous with affection, compassion, and understanding.
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Sled Ornament
Our 2019 Annual Ornament, old fashioned Sled Ornament brings back memories of childhood—Snowsuits, tingling cheeks, runny nose, crunchy snow underfoot, then woosh, bump, bounce and
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