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Old World Christmas Ornaments: Ballpark Foods Glass Blown Ornaments for Christmas Tree, Hot Dog
  • Old World Christmas Ornaments: Ballpark Foods Glass Blown Ornaments for Christmas Tree, Hot Dog
  • Old World Christmas Ornaments: Ballpark Foods Glass Blown Ornaments for Christmas Tree, Hot Dog
  • Old World Christmas Ornaments: Ballpark Foods Glass Blown Ornaments for Christmas Tree, Hot Dog
  • Old World Christmas Ornaments: Ballpark Foods Glass Blown Ornaments for Christmas Tree, Hot Dog
  • Old World Christmas Ornaments: Ballpark Foods Glass Blown Ornaments for Christmas Tree, Hot Dog
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Old World Christmas Ornaments: Ballpark Foods Glass Blown Ornaments for Christmas Tree, Hot Dog

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Brand
Old World Christmas
Occasion
Christmas
Material
Glass
Theme
Religious

Key features

  • ORNAMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS TREE: Hand crafted in age-old tradition with techniques that orginated in the 1800s
  • CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS: Molten glass is mouth-blown into finely carved molds
  • UNIQUE GIFTS: Ornaments are all hand-painted and glittered in a series of labor-intensive steps to achieve the beautiful creations
  • HOT DOG ORNAMENT: Traditionally designed, hand-crafted ornaments
  • SIZE: Ornament Dimensions in Inches: 4 x 1. 75 x 1. 25

Specifications

ColorMulti Color
BrandOld World Christmas
OccasionChristmas
MaterialGlass
ThemeReligious
StyleHot Dog
Included ComponentsGlass^Blown^Christmas^Ornament
Item Dimensions LxWxH4 x 4 x 4 inches
ShapeSpherical
Item Package Quantity1
Unit Count1.0 Count
Is CustomizableNo
Batteries Required?No
Item Weight2 ounces
ScentUnscented
Item Display Dimensions3.3 x 3.3 inches
Number of Pieces1
Product Dimensions4 x 4 x 4 inches
ManufacturerOld World Christmas
Country of OriginChina
Item model number32050
Assembly requiredNo
ASINB09JB3NV5K

About this product

As American as baseball, hot dogs, and apple pie. Although sausages originated centuries ago, they didn t become Hot Dogs until they were put on a bun, which first happened in St. Louis in 1880. In 1902, during a New York Giants baseball game, the term Hot Dog was coined.

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