Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
1985 From Our Home to Yours
1985 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
QX5202
This 1985 Hallmark Keepsake Christmas Ornament is a stuffed, satin-backed rectangle with needlepoint front, featuring a Victorian couple walking past a brick house with white picket fence. The sentiment on the back reads: "A happy home reflects the joy of Christmas all year round." It's dated under the caption and the dated copyright is at the bottom, in white. The ornament hangs from a satin braided cord and the tag sewn in at the bottom indicates that it is non-washable. It's packaged in the original full color box, enclosed in plastic.
- Artist
- Joyce Pattee
- Size
- 2.671" L x 1.094" W x 4.092" H
- Material
- Fabric and string
- Box Size
- 4.25" H x 1.25" W x 2.75" D
1985 From Our Home to Yours 1985 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX5202 This 1985 Hallmark Keepsake Christmas Ornament is a stuffed, satin-backed rectangle with needlepoint front, featuring a Victorian couple walking past a brick house with white picket fence. The sentiment on the back reads: "A happy home reflects the joy of Christmas all year round." It's dated under the caption and the dated copyright is at the bottom, in white. The ornament hangs from a satin braided cord and the tag sewn in at the bottom indicates that it is non-washable. It's packaged in the original full color box, enclosed in plastic. Material: Fabric and string Artist: Joyce Pattee Size: 2.671" L x 1.094" W x 4.092" H
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