Nutcrackers started as a joke: carvers thought it was funny to make a little wooden king or soldier do the hard work of cracking nuts. This soldier stands at attention in a royal blue coat with gold trim, red trousers, a tall red hat, and shiny black boots, with his sword at his side.
Perfect for: nutcracker collectors, Nutcracker ballet fans, traditional Christmas trees, and red, white, and blue decor.
Old World Christmas mouth-blows its glass ornaments into carved molds, then hand-paints and glitters each one, using techniques that began in the 1800s. It ships in a keepsake box, so it packs away safely in January and comes back out next December.
Line him up with the nutcracker general and prince ornaments, then see the full nutcracker Christmas collection.
