Christopher Radko Ornaments

Christopher Radko The First Decade: “Wire-Wrapped Santa – Mission Ball”. This ornament features a Santa between two ball shapes with the entire piece wrapped in fine gold wire. It was mouth-blown, hand-painted and hand-glittered in Poland. The ornament was decorated with the famous “Mission Ball” design, one of a number of folk patterns in common usage in Polish glass workshops during the 1940s-1970s. Christopher Radko popularized the design during the…

Christopher Radko The First Decade: “Wire-Wrapped Santa – Scarlett’s Wedding Dress”. This ornament features a Santa between two ball shapes with the entire piece wrapped in fine gold wire. It was mouth-blown, hand-painted and hand-glittered in Poland. The ornament was decorated with the famous “Scarlett’s Wedding Dress” design, one of a number of folk patterns in common usage in Polish glass workshops during the 1940s-1970s. Christopher Radko popularized the design…

Christopher Radko The First Decade: “Wire-Wrapped Santa – Star Fire”. This ornament features a Santa between two ball shapes with the entire piece wrapped in fine gold wire. It was mouth-blown, hand-painted and hand-glittered in Poland. The ornament was decorated with the famous “Star Fire” design, one of a number of folk patterns in common usage in Polish glass workshops during the 1940s-1970s. Christopher Radko popularized the design during the…

Christopher Radko The First Decade: “Wire-Wrapped Santa – Star Fire”. This ornament features a Santa between two ball shapes with the entire piece wrapped in fine gold wire. It was mouth-blown, hand-painted and hand-glittered in Poland. The ornament was decorated with the famous “Star Fire” design, one of a number of folk patterns in common usage in Polish glass workshops during the 1940s-1970s. Christopher Radko popularized the design during the…

Christopher Radko The First Decade: “Wire-Wrapped Santa – Scarlett’s Wedding Dress”. This ornament features a Santa between two ball shapes with the entire piece wrapped in fine gold wire. It was mouth-blown, hand-painted and hand-glittered in Poland. The ornament was decorated with the famous “Scarlett’s Wedding Dress” design, one of a number of folk patterns in common usage in Polish glass workshops during the 1940s-1970s. Christopher Radko popularized the design…

Christopher Radko The First Decade: “Wire-Wrapped Santa – Mission Ball”. This ornament features a Santa between two ball shapes with the entire piece wrapped in fine gold wire. It was mouth-blown, hand-painted and hand-glittered in Poland. The ornament was decorated with the famous “Mission Ball” design, one of a number of folk patterns in common usage in Polish glass workshops during the 1940s-1970s. Christopher Radko popularized the design during the…