Jet-Setter Suitcase Ornament
Item Description
Queen Victoria launched the craze for blown-glass baubles on Christmas Eve 1832, when her holiday tree was featured decorated with ornaments from her husband’s native Germany. Share in the tradition with this festive creation sure to be treasured for years to come.
- Blown glass.
- Handpainted.
- 4 1/4" high.
- Imported.
SKU: 893053
Shipping
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Returns & Exchanges
Seasonal and holiday merchandise are not returnable.
Discover the magical world of Gump's ornaments
Get Blown Away
Made in Poland and Germany, many of our ornaments are handcrafted of mouthblown glass and lined with silver for an enhanced glow.
In Good Hands
Our Polish and German ornaments are carefully handpainted and decorated with layers of detail, a process that often takes days to complete.
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From travel-inspired and festive florals to Santa and all his friends — with our enchanting collection of ornaments by theme, trimming the tree has never been merrier.
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