Harry Potter
2011 Golden Snitch, Harry Potter, LIMITED QUANTITY, VERY RARE
2011 Hallmark Harry Potter Ornament
QXE3037
As a Quidditch Seeker, Harry Potter must try to get the elusive Golden Snitch, a small, incredibly fast, golden ball with wings, which is VERY difficult to catch.
SOLD OUT NATIONWIDE!
This ornament was truly THE "limited quantity" ornament for 2011. Hallmark produced this ornament in VERY low quantities. Most stores nationwide were sold out within MINUTES of this ornament going on sale, at the 2011 Hallmark Ornament Premiere.
This Hallmark Keepsake Ornament was issued in limited quantities and originally offered at the 2011 Keepsake Ornament Premiere event.
- Artist
- Nello Williams
- Size
- Not available
- Box Size
- 6" H x 2" W x 3" D
2011 Golden Snitch, Harry Potter, LIMITED QUANTITY, VERY RARE 2011 Hallmark Harry Potter Ornament QXE3037 As a Quidditch Seeker, Harry Potter must try to get the elusive Golden Snitch, a small, incredibly fast, golden ball with wings, which is VERY difficult to catch. SOLD OUT NATIONWIDE! This ornament was truly THE "limited quantity" ornament for 2011. Hallmark produced this ornament in VERY low quantities. Most stores nationwide were sold out within MINUTES of this ornament going on sale, at the 2011 Hallmark Ornament Premiere. This Hallmark Keepsake Ornament was issued in limited quantities and originally offered at the 2011 Keepsake Ornament Premiere event. Artist: Nello Williams Size: 2" x 1 5/8" x 4 7/8"
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