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Christopher Radko
Christopher Radko Celestial “Cheerful Sun” Face Glass Ornament Christmas 1989
USD 19.50
Condition: Used
Description
View Christopher Radko Celestial “Cheerful Sun” Face Glass Ornament Christmas 1989 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This vintage Christopher Radko Celestial “Cheerful Sun” Face Glass Ornament from 1989 features a round shape with a smiling sun face design in yellow color. Part of the Whimsies collection, this small-sized ornament is a rare find, perfect for collectors of seasonal and retro-themed decorations. Made of glass in Poland, this hanging ornament is a unique addition to any holiday decor, especially for those who appreciate anthropomorphic designs and whimsical settings. It is approximately 4” long and 3” wide, and is in nice vintage condition. There are no chips or cracks but there is a bit of paint loss, A unique and unusual ornament! Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Holiday & Seasonal › Ornaments. Brand: Christopher Radko.
- Year Manufactured
- 1989
- Antique
- No
- Pattern
- All-Over
- Shape
- Round
- Character
- Smiling Sun Face
- Occasion
- Christmas
- Size
- Small
- Color
- Yellow
- Recipient
- Multipurpose
- Material
- Glass
- Set Includes
- Ornament
- Subject
- Sun
- Vintage
- Yes
- Brand
- Christopher Radko
- Type
- Ornament
- Original/Licensed Reproduction
- Original
- Style
- Retro
- Theme
- Seasonal
- Collection
- Ornaments
- Features
- Hanging, Vintage, Rare, Whismical, Retired, Smiling Sun, Anthropomorphic
- Production Style
- Art Glass
- Number of Items
- 1
- Country of Origin
- Poland
- Product Line
- Whimsies
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