European Glass Ornaments: Inge-glas, Lauscha, Christborn, Old World Christmas & Midwest

European glass ornaments from Inge-glas, Christborn and Lausha glas

Glass Ornaments

All mouth-blown, glass ornaments from Europe, we stock
one of the largest selections of Inge-glas® of Germany 
ornaments in Wisconsin.  

Formerly distributed in the US by Old World Christmas,
Inge glas® ornaments are mouth blown and hand painted 
in Germany.  Each Inge-glas® ornament is marked by 
it's exclusive Star Crown".

We also offer a large selection of glass ornaments 
from other European makers:  Lauscha Glas Creation 
& Christborn Ornaments.  

You'll find our Bride's Ornament Collections available 
among our selection of Boxed Sets.  We now also have 
Replacement Bride's Ornaments available 
online.

2008 Christmas Reflections - Annual Dated Inge-glas ornament

Christmas Reflections is the second in a series of dated reflector ornaments from Inge-glas® of Germany (2007-2012). Over 40 New 2008 Inge-glas ornaments now available online.

No tree would be complete without the Legendary Pickle. As German tradition, the child who first discovers the ornament on Xmas eve would receive an extra gift from St. Nicholas!

White Rabbit - Alice in Wonderland - Abigail's Collection

Abigail's Collection includes these wonderful hand painted Polish ornaments depicting the major characters in Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.

Clara - Nutcracker Fantasy - 2006 Inge-glas Ornament

Clara - Nutcracker Fantasy: The ballet opened in St. Petersburg, Russia, on December 17, 1892, "The Nutcracker", a holiday fairy tale about a girl named Clara and her nutcracker doll.

We've now placed all of our tree toppers together, including this Woodland Wanderer, made by the craftsman at Inge-glas ® workshop in Germany.

This colorful Santa tree topper stands at 12 inches tall and is one of several new tree toppers available online.

Blue Angel with Rose - Christborn ornament - Made in Germany

This little Blue Angel with Rose is mouth blown & hand decorated at the Christborn workshops in Bavaria, Germany. The artisans at Christborn have sworn to preserve a centuries-old cultural heritage.