Vintage ceramic Christmas trees, popular in the 1960s and 1970s, are making a major comeback. Searches for ceramic Christmas trees have risen significantly, and vintage models are selling for high ...

There's just an excitement that comes with pulling boxes of ornaments, ribbon, and decor down from the attic that can't be ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Turns out, Grandma was right all along when she pulled out her retro ceramic Christmas tree every year ...

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(WKRC) - The ceramic Christmas tree that gets put away for 11 months and sits on your shelf or table only in December may be worth a lot of money. They have been selling for a lot more than what ...

Unwrapping a ceramic Christmas tree every December was always a special treat for my sisters and me. Our family's tree, measuring nearly 50 centimetres tall, was made by my grandmother in 1979 in ...

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I'll be the first to admit: I'm a total sucker for Christmas. The moment the weather dips below 60 degrees, I'm cueing up The Holiday, lighting a pine-scented candle, and unpacking the holiday bins.

If you grew up before the 2000s, you likely remember having a porcelain or ceramic Christmas tree in your home, or maybe you associate them with Grandma's annual holiday decor. The tabletop Christmas ...