The chain saw is a versatile portable power saw that can be used for pruning tree limbs, cutting firewood, felling entire trees or creating a piece of wooden art! This unique glass Chain Saw ornament makes a great gift for a woodsman, arborist or artist!

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The first attempts to provide a mechanical solution to floor cleaning were begun in England in 1599. In the early 1900s, a janitor created an electric vacuum using a fan motor, soap box, broom handle, and a pillowcase to design the first commercial bag-on-a-stick upright vacuum cleaner.

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Riding lawn mowers resemble small tractors and were developed by transforming a farm tractor to aid in the chore of cutting grass. Small towns across the USA even have riding lawn mower races where these machines are raced in good fun to see who can mow the quickest.

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When the snow is flying and the winter wind is whipping a wool blanket can keep the chill away. Wool blankets have been used by soldiers in war for centuries because of wools durability, warmth and lightweight nature. Today, wool blankets are very popular for their Native American designs and historic roots.

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Cabins and cottages, nestled in villages and throughout the countryside, often represent the heritage and culture of the glassblowers. This little Lake Cabin ornament serves as a reminder of all the special times spent by the lake. They say that if you are lucky enough to spend time at a cabin, you are truly lucky!

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Many years ago, log cabins provided shelter on the American Frontier as settlers moved west. In fact, our 16th President, "Honest Abe" Lincoln, was raised in a log cabin. Today the Log Cabin ornament represents the pioneer spirit, hard work, and the pleasures of the simple life.

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Painted in traditional barn red and white, with chickens, a cow, and an old–fashioned tractor parked beside it, it’s a typical day in the farmyard. The Barn ornament reminds us of American life on the farm and traditional country values honesty, hard work, and love of the land.

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Nestled in quaint little villages, cottages represent the heritage and culture of the glass ornament artisans. They often created images that reflected their day to day lives. Therefore, cottage ornaments were proudly styled after the humble homes in which the glassblowers lived and worked. This adorable home is a great reminder of your first family home, even when you are far away. Ah, home sweet home!

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The exact invention date and inventor are unknown for this functional tool. Its design has remained basically the same over the years. Interestingly, the toilet plunger has alternative uses. Plungers have been used successfully for CPR, and a woman used one to fend off a burglar by knocking away his gun.

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The power drill is a basic tool found in most every tool box, allowing the handyman or woman to save time and energy using electrical or battery power. From construction sites to home projects, they are a true necessity. This beautiful glass Power Drill ornament makes a great gift for a favorite builder, craftsman or carpenter.

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Many wise carpenters have cautioned, "Measure twice. Cut once." One of the most basic tools, a tape measure can wind feet of measuring tape into a small container making it practical and versatile. Tape measures have been traced back as far as the Roman Empire.

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Lawn care is big business in the US ($30 billion spent annually); the average American spends 4 hours per week tending their lawn. The first lawn mower was patented in 1830 by Edwin Beard Budding, inspired by watching machinery at a local cloth mill. Why not visit the British Lawnmower Museum in Merseyside, Great Britain?

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