Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2018 Winter Wonderland, Magic, Club Ornament
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QXC5306
Winter Wonderland comes from the vision of Hallmark Artist Edythe Kegrize and was sculpted by fellow Hallmark Artist Robert Hurlburt. The ornate silver band and latticework of glistening trees constructed by Robert creates a delicate yet magical environment for Edythe's snowy couple inside. Watch as they skate across a frozen pond, experiencing the wonder of winter in the company of a loved one.
This club ornament features wind-up movement and plays "Winter Wonderland," and there are no batteries required.
Artists: Edythe Kegrize , Robert Hurlburt
- Size
- 3.84" W x 4.06" H x 3.84" D
- Box Size
- 4" H x 6" W x 8" D
2018 Winter Wonderland, Magic, Club Ornament 2018 Hallmark Magic Ornament QXC5306 Winter Wonderland comes from the vision of Hallmark Artist Edythe Kegrize and was sculpted by fellow Hallmark Artist Robert Hurlburt. The ornate silver band and latticework of glistening trees constructed by Robert creates a delicate yet magical environment for Edythe's snowy couple inside. Watch as they skate across a frozen pond, experiencing the wonder of winter in the company of a loved one. This club ornament features wind-up movement and plays "Winter Wonderland," and there are no batteries required. Artists: Edythe Kegrize , Robert Hurlburt Size: 3.84" W x 4.06" H x 3.84" D.
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