The Christopher Radko company has reached a licensing agreement with Coca Cola.
There are five glass ornaments in this special European-made collection. And, may I say … they are just way too cute! And, I’m not even a Coke drinker … but I know just who I’d like to buy them for. You’ll also find two Coke designs in the Home for the Holidays collection. One is a darling snack plate for Santa. As you may remember … Coca Cola is the company who revolutionized our American concept of Santa when they designed a fat, jolly version in early advertising. I predict these will appear on many a collector tree for Christmas 2011! |
Category: christmas
Celebrating Christmas 2010!
Front cover, Holiday 2010 Issue
Here’s the front cover of the newest issue of Celebrate365. It features classic reflector designs from Inge-glas, Joy to the World and David Strand.
Click on the cover to see the back cover and table of contents.
You can also purchase single copies from the link. I expect to begin mailing issue on Wed next week.
Check back as I add more information about this holiday issue!
Celebrate the Holidays with Contemporary Style!
Last year at this time, the Celebrate365 store had been tapped as the exclusive retailer for Thomas Glenn’s Hot Pink Camo. The glittering glass Polish ornament had been selected to kick off the “O List” of Oprah’s holiday favorites. Oprah shared the cover with Ellen DeGeneres. Unfortunately, Oprah did not select a favorite ornament this year but the Thomas Glenn Collection continues to sparkle! In additional to last season’s original HOT PINK coloration, here are three variations currently available in the Celebrate365 store. And, if you missed last year’s version, it is now in stock! |
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Thomas Glenn Polish glass ornaments are not your grandmother’s Christmas decorations! They are contemporary and glitzy! In his “real life” Thomas Glenn brushes paints on canvases. His art work may in found in several NYC galleries. | ||
In a former work life, Thomas Glenn designed motifs for tableware and he is a licensed artist for Winterthur Museum. He is especially fond of Asian themes. | ||
But most of all, the Thomas Glenn Collection is pure elegance! | ||
Celebrate Christmas with the Thomas Glenn Collection! |
Celebrate the Holidays with Italian Flair!
What’s new at the Celebrate365 store? Over 40 new listings in the De Carlini Italian ornament category! This small family-owned business began operation in 1947. Luca Terruzzi, grandson of the founder, now heads the business. His wife works in the office and his mother oversees the dressing and decorating department. You’ll usually find his dad around the glass blowing area. | ||
When a retailer places an order, each ornament is custom created for that store. Once that order is completed, it’s air-expressed to the USA. Ninety percent of the workshop’s annual producation is destined for American homes. | ||
Why do these ornaments cost more than many others? The answer lies in how they are created. It’s a truly hand made product from start to finish. Master glass blowers create each ornament individually. No two are ever quite alike.
If you’d like to learn more about this family business, you might enjoy the book, Soffieria De Carlini – A Family Legacy. |
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Celebrate Christmas with an Italian flair! |
Jump Start Your Christmas Tree!
To mark the celebration of the company’s 25th Anniversary, Christopher Radko will be holding a contest for the best Christmas tree in town!
Please submit photographs of your Christopher Radko® decorated tree along with a paragraph on what Christopher Radko and the holidays mean to you. The winner will be selected by the Christopher Radko Artists and will receive a free 25th Anniversary Oversized Sculpture. This statue depicts “Celebrating Santa” with a beautiful bag of gifts and the 25th Anniversary Star. It stands a whopping 54 inches tall and retails at $1,500. Second place will receive 1 Santa each of our 25th Anniversary Santa Collection. Third place will receive our 25th Anniversary ornament, “Celebrating Santa.” So start decorating early this year as images need to be sent by December 15th! Please see christopherradko.com for more details. Send no more than 4 low resolution JPEG images to newsletter@christopherradko.com. |