Poodles have both German & French roots, and are exceedingly smart water dogs, bred frequently as "gun dogs" for duck hunters. These hypoallergenic canines became popular in the United States after World War II, and were bred in 3 sizes: standard, miniature and toy. By the Fifties, poodles were seen more as status companions for stylish women and launched trends in both fashion and home décor. Our blown-glass Poodle ornament makes a smart gift for all your poodle-loving friends! From assortment 12152.

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"Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse!" declares the famous poem, "The Night Before Christmas." However, this tiny mouse has managed to find his way to the kitchen and help himself to a sweet treat. After all, Christmas is for everyone! From Assortment 12196

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Sea Urchins are colorful sea creatures related to starfish and sea cucumbers. A favorite find in tide pools, Sea Urchins may seem lifeless, but their spines quickly respond to any touch. Sea Urchins have hundreds of tiny, tubed feet and five teeth in the middle of their backside for eating algae and seaweed. From Assortment 12254.

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Jellyfish, or Sea Jellies, are graceful, semitransparent sea creatures known for their brilliant colors. Their bodies are made of 95% water and range in size from 1 inch to 15 feet. Over 200 varieties of jellyfish drift with the water currents and are found in seas all over the world. From assortment 12147

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Birds are symbols of happiness and joy, so they are regarded as a necessity on the Christmas tree. Glassblowers often kept wild birds during the winter months since the sound of the gas flame in the workshop prompted the birds to sing. Then when spring arrived, the birds returned to freedom.

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As a provider of milk, the cow is a universal symbol of motherhood, nourishment, and abundance. This glass ornament was mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold, then hand-painted with many brightly colored lacquers and glitter for you to enjoy! From assortment 12229

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In 1971, the U.S. Congress recognized Mustangs as living symbols of the historic and pioneer spirit of the West. Because they are thought of as possessing hardiness, grace, speed and independence, the name Mustang is popular for sports mascots and high performance products. From Assortment 12257.

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Foxes live on every continent except Antarctica, and appear in the folklore and mythologies of many cultures. The fox is often a symbol of cleverness, slyness and even spiritual guidance. The wise fox is independent, beautiful and a sign of good luck.

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The red-crested cardinal is a beautiful songbird belonging to the family of tanagers, not its namesake, cardinal. Found in the shrublands of tropical and subtropical lands of South America, the bird has also been introduced to Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Chile.

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The Cairn Terrier was bred for hunting prey among the cairns,or rock piles, in the Scottish Highlands. One of the oldest terrier breeds, it is intelligent, confident, hardy, alert and playful. The Cairn Terrier is a good watchdog as well as a charming companion.

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Kittens are known for their playfulness and knack for getting into the cutest predicaments. Sharing a home with any young animal or person means childproofing. Most kitten owners will admit that kitten-proofing a house is much more difficult than creating a safe space for a human toddler!

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Legend says that Saint Nicholas rode into town on a noble horse. The legend continues today with Santa Claus riding a sleigh around the world in one night. The first Santa chose the horse for its speed, loyalty, grace and courage.

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