Vintage plastic christmas decorations

Add nostalgic vibes to your decor with these vintage Christmas decor ideas. From santa mugs to bubble lights, these decor ideas are a trip down memory lane.

Buying And Displaying Vintage Christmas Decor

Collecting Vintage Christmas Blow Molds If you're looking for ideas to add to your Christmas decor, vintage holiday blow molds are the perfect choice. Their soft glow will light up any space in your home. / Holiday Decor Ideas / Christmas Decor Ideas / Christmas Decorations / Holiday Decorations / Vintage Christmas Decor / Vintage Christmas Decorations / Christmas Display Ideas

It's not the Ghost of Christmas Past but the Snowman of Christmas Past that will have everyone reminiscing about the good old days! Bubble-lights were the must-have Christmas lights in the 1940s and '50s and they have not lost their charm. This cute little fellow is outfitted with a liquid-filled bubble-light, which begins to bubble with the flick of a switch, casting a festive glow of green and red. Makes a great centerpiece, decoration, or night-light. Liquid-filled bubble-light bubbles…

Looking for some vintage Christmas decorating ideas this holiday season? These upcycle projects and decor ideas will surely inspire you!

The 1950s ushered in a new era of Christmas decoration trends. There was a new sense of prosperity and a unique wealth of machinery that allowed for mass-produced and lower-priced decorations. These outrageous and bold trends reflected post-World War II optimism and the new standard of living.

Cute plastic Christmas decorations were produced during World War Two through the 1960s that have become vintage collectibles. During the 1930s celluloid items were stylish but flamable. Santas, snowmen, candy containers, elves, reindeer, tree toppers and ornaments produced from safe and durable hard plastic are just of few of the Christmas items to collect.

Christmas at my grandparents’ houses always felt like a Hallmark movie but in the best way possible. Chestnuts were roasting over an open fire, and hot chocolate was always simmering on the stove. Kitschy reindeer pranced on tabletops, and ceramic Santas grinned ear to ear from their posts on fireplace mantels.