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Maple Leaf Ornament

The common maple earns its name by displaying a touch of red throughout the year. According to botanists, the sugar trapped in the maple's dying leaves is responsible for the fiery fall color.

Cast in Pewter or Zinc in finishes of Antique Pewter (AP) or Antique Bronze (AB). Certain styles in layers of copper, silver and gold. All pieces hand finished to give them definition and brightness and then powder coated to seal in the finish.

Dimensions: 5 1/4" L

Handmade in the USA.

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Dimensions: 3" L

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Cranberry

The Cranberry is a firm, sour, edible, red berry. It is the fruit of certain species of the genus Vaccinium that grow in bogs and marshes.

Our Cranberry Wreath ornament is cast in pewter with finishes of Antique Pewter (AP) or Antique Bronze (AB). All pieces hand finished to give them definition and brightness and then powder coated to seal in the finish.

Dimensions: 2" L x 2 1/2" W

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Starfish

Particularly among the young, Starfish are the most popular creatures when you go tide pooling!  They may well be the most unusual well known creatures.  They have no front or back and can move in any direction without turning.  Rather than using muscles to move their hundreds of tiny legs, starfish use a complex hydraulic system to move around or cling to rocks.  They can move quite gracefully across a surface.

Cast in Pewter or Zinc and finished in layers of copper, silver and gold. All pieces hand finished to give them definition and brightness and then powder coated to seal in the finish and make them food safe.

Dimensions:  4" L

Handmade in the USA.

Held in place by soft red silk cord, these Mistletoe ornaments grace the boughs of any Christmas tree. Through the centuries, mistletoe has been associated with many ancient traditions and holidays. It has become a symbol of fertility and romance. In many countries, when a couple in love exchanges a kiss under the mistletoe, it is interpreted as a promise to marry and a prediction of happiness and long life.

Cast in Pewter or Zinc in finishes of Antique Pewter (AP) or Antique Bronze (AB).  All pieces hand finished to give them definition and brightness and then powder coated to seal in the finish.

Dimensions: 2 1/2" L

Handmade in the USA.

 

Cranberry Frame

The Cranberry is a firm, sour, edible, red berry. It is the fruit of certain species of the genus Vaccinium that grow in bogs and marshes.

Our Cranberry frame ornament (2” x 2 ½”) is cast in pewter with finishes in Antique Pewter (AP) or Antique Bronze (AB) with freshwater pearls. All pieces hand finished to give them definition and brightness and then powder coated to seal in the finish.

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Pointsettia

A Mexican legend has it that a child who could not afford a gift to offer picked some weeds from the side of a road.  The child was told that a humble gift, if given with love, would be acceptable in God's eyes.  When the weeds bloomed into red and green flowers everyone felt they had witnessed a Christmas miracle.

Cast in Pewter or Zinc in a red finishes (RD). Certain  All pieces hand finished to give them definition and brightness and then powder coated to seal in the finish. 

Dimensions: 2 " L x 2 3/4" W

Handmade in the USA.

 

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Our Birch Leaf Ornament is available in either a bright silver (as shown) finish or a green gold over copper finish.

Cast in Pewter or Zinc in finishes of Antique Pewter (AP) or Antique Bronze (AB). All pieces hand finished to give them definition and brightness and then powder coated to seal in the finish.

Dimensions: 4 1/4" L

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Our juniper ornament, 2” x 2 ½”, is cast in Pewter or Zinc in finishes of Antique Pewter (AP) or Antique Bronze (AB) with freshwater pearls. All pieces hand finished to give them definition and brightness and then powder coated to seal in the finish.

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Dimensions: 4" L x 3" W

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5 3/4"  L

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5 3/4"  L

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Cast in pewter with an Antique Bronze (AB) finish. All pieces hand finished to give them definition and brightness and then powder coated to seal in the finish.

Dimensions: 2" L x 2" W

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Holly

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Cast in Pewter or Zinc in finishes of Antique Pewter (AP) or Antique Bronze (AB) with red jade beads. All pieces hand finished to give them definition and brightness and then powder coated to seal in the finish.

Dimension: 2 1/2" L x 2 1/2" W

Handmade in the USA.

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