Robert RameyVintage Shiny Brite ornaments which were popular during World War II are making a comeback this holiday seasonChristmas ornaments that decorated yesterday's trees continue to create ...

Question: A friend asked me to write to you about an ornament that hung on her family’s Christmas tree for as long as she can remember. It is a large, bright red ball decorated with a glittering ...

Q — Last year I overheard a conversation concerning the value of Shiny Brite Christmas balls. As with everything, if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Women were talking ...

Glass Shiny-Brite ornaments, purchased at Woolworth’s in York, have decorated our Christmas trees since the 1950s. In the 1960s production of Shiny-Brites moved to a plant in Emigsville.

Shiny Brite Ornaments are Back and More Popular Than Ever. Emily VanSchmus. October 2, 2020 at 5:02 PM · 4 min read. If you’ve ever helped your grandparents decorate their Christmas tree, ...

In 1984, his family's Christmas tree fell over, shattering almost every one of the family's 2,000 mouth-blown, European glass ornaments. Determined to replace them, Radko traveled to Poland, where ...

If these Shiny Brite Christmas Confetti Ornaments ($20) don't take you back to the '90s, I don't know what will. Shiny Brite Christmas Confetti Ornaments. From. $20. $20 at kinksandquirks.com.

This year, you can add vintage-inspired Shiny Brite Christmas tree ornaments to your holiday decor stash thanks to a new exclusive collection at West Elm. Better yet, there's a major sale on it right ...