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Christopher Radko REALM OF GLORY Pink Angel Reflector Finial RARE 2001 NFOS

NFOS- Never used, from old stock. The Christopher Radko REALM OF GLORY Pink Angel Reflector Finial is a rare and unique ornament from 2001, hand-painted and hand-blown by skilled artisans in Poland. This medium-sized glass finial features a custom shape and features an angel theme, perfect for the holiday season. With its pink color and […]

VTG Fantasia Poland Indent Reflector Stencil Hand Painted Christmas Ornaments

Set of 10 Poland glass Christmas ornaments in good condition. They do have wear, fading and some discoloration. Please see pictures for more details and description. The blue teardrop has a small chip by the tap, it’s not very noticeable. Otherwise, they do not have chips or cracks. The indents are all beautiful! The stencil […]

Christopher Radko Razzle Dazzle 1011498 20th Anniversary Reflector Ornament 2005

Christopher Radko Razzle Dazzle 1011498 20th Anniversary Reflector Ornament 2005. Gorgeous Christopher Radko “Razzle Dazzle” ornament from 2005 celebrating the brand’s 20th Anniversary. This vibrant piece features a hand-painted double reflector design in vivid pink, gold, green, and lavender tones accented with glitter detailing and faceted jewel embellishments. Year: 2005 (20th Anniversary). Design: Double reflector […]

Wartime Christmas Ornament Shiny Brite Miniature Reflector Set Of 9 & Box 1940s

This vintage Wartime Christmas Ornament set from the 1940s features a beautiful multicolor glass reflector set of 9, made by the popular brand Shiny Brite in Japan. Each handmade ornament is sure to add a touch of nostalgia to any holiday decor. The set comes in its original box, making it a perfect addition to […]

Christopher Radko Glass Christmas Ornament SARABAND Triple Reflector Drop Ball

Excellent pre-owned Vintage Condition. I see a small scratch near the cap. Please review all of my photos as they are part of my description. Measures approximately 8 and so beautiful. I think this design is less common. I couldn’t find another like it. I could be wrong. Thank you for your interest.