CHRISTMAS COMPANY - Key Persons
Abigail Adams was a wise woman, whose counsel was sought by both her husband (the President of the United States) and her son (another President of the United States).
Job Titles:
- President of the United States
The 16th President of the United States, Lincoln abolished slavery and is considered one of the greatest figures in North American history. (1809-1865)
The influential promoter of the U.S. Constitution, Alexander Hamilton has just joined our collection of ornaments inspired by the Founding Fathers of the United States! (1755/57-1804)
Job Titles:
- African American 20th Century Artist
Alma Thomas is an African American 20th Century artist of note. Best known for her colourful abstract compositions, she was also a pretty snappy dresser!
Ameilia Earhart was an American aviation pioneer and author. She disappeared over the Pacific Ocean in 1937 whilst attempting a circumnavigational flight of the globe.
This handmade ornament is inspired by Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VIII, a magnetic personality who despite her charms, lost her head. (1501-1536)
Born near Stratford-upon-Avon, Anne Hathaway was married to William Shakespeare. Found here in a smart blue dress with gold "A" necklace these handmade Christmas decorations are not to be missed.(1555/56-1623)
Complete your collection of the ‘Founding Fathers of the United States of America' with our handmade Benjamin Franklin ornament! (1706-1790)
Betsy Ross is synonoumous with the American way of life and sewed the very first US Flag.
New to join our collection of Tudor historical characters is Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, one of Henry VIII's most important ministers, who lost the king's favour when he failed to secure his divorce to Catherine of Aragon. (1473-1530)
This handmade Christmas decoration is inspired by poor Kathryn Howard, young and pretty but married to the much older King Henry VIII! She was accused of adultery and beheaded.(1518/24-1542)
This lady decoration is inspired by one of France's most renowned and beautiful medieval tapestries: the Lady and the Unicorn.
Dolley Madison was only later known as a First Lady, even though she had already done much to define the role of the Presidents' Spouse from the beginning of her husband's career. (1768-1849)
Often called the father of horror and gothic literature, Edgar Allan Poe is perhaps most famous for the Raven.
Often ranked as the most significant First Lady of the United States, it is difficult to overstate the impact on women of the 20th century of the great Eleanor Roosevelt. Our ornament pays tribute to a pioneer in womenÆs education and equality.
Ernest Hemingway was one of the great American novelists. He also lived a full and vibrant life and enjoyed the outdoors (the outdoors did not always enjoy him!) and that is why we have him dressed in one of his favourite salty seadog outfits.
Nicknamed as the "new siren", Faustina Bordoni was an Italian mezzo-soprano. (1697-1781) Together with our Handel decoration, she makes the perfect gift for opera and music lovers alike.
Florence Nightingale was affectionately known as "The Lady with the Lamp" for her pioneering work with wounded soldiers during the Crimean War. (1820-1910).
Spanning most of the 19th century, Frederick Douglass was an African-American socila reformer, abollitionist, orator, writer and statesman.
First Lady Jackie Kennedy was known for her impeccable style and she certainly knew how to look glamorous at a gala! Add her to your collection and get inspired for all your classy events!
Known for her elegance and style, First Lady Jackie Kennedy is shown here wearing a classic A-line dress with a matching pillbox hat. (1929-1994)
Job Titles:
- First President of the United States
A founding Father and First President of the United States. Our unique ornament is inspired by John Trumbull's famous portrait of George Washington. (1732-1799)
Add some musical glamour to your tree with one of Opera's most prolific and popular composers, Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901). Complete the look with our range of musical instruments for a grand overture to Christmas!
Harriet Tubman was a famous American abolitionist and political activist. Born into slavery, she not only escaped herself, she also helped many others escape as well.
For Tudor history lovers, here is King Henry VIII, a fabulously detailed decoration of arguably the most famous English monarch. (1491-1547)
Our James Joyce (1882-1941) ornament represents the author of Ulysses in charming detail making him a dapper decoration for the literature lover.
James Madison (1751-1836), also known as the "Father of the Consitution", will look dashing on your tree in company of his vivacious wife Dolley Madison.
Job Titles:
- President of the United States
5th President of the United States, James Monroe is our latest addition to our collection of American History ornaments!
Complete your range of American Presidents with our John Adams ornament! A Founding Father and 2nd President of the United States, he was the first to work from his residence, now known as the White House. (1735-1826)
One of the most famous and influential composers of all time, Ludwig von Beethoven (1770-1827) makes the perfect addition to the tree of a music lover and the perfect gift for a fan of his symphonies and concertos.
Wife of George Washington, Martha would have been know as Lady Washington during her lifetime. This elegant ornament is inspired by Gilbert Stuart's portrait of Martha. (1731-1802)
First Lady Nancy Reagan is shown here looking beautiful in her iconic bright red dress. (1921-2016)
Nathaniel Hawthorne was an American novelist, probabluy most famous for the Scarlet Letter.
Inspired by one of Ireland's most famous authors, our Oscar Wilde Christmas ornament is a must for literature lovers. Handmade with charming detail. (1854-1900)
Paul Cezanne was a French artist who was a part of the Post-impressionist movement.
Three French Fleurs de Lis adorn this red shield. The Fleur de Lis is a stylised Lilly that is used as a decorative symbol that is particularly (though by no means exclusively!) associated with the French monarchy.
New to our historical collection is our beautifully detailed Roman Centurion decoration.
In a traditional toga and finished in gold, with earrings and a necklace, our handmade Roman Patrician Lady Christmas decoration would have come from a rich household.
Probably the most iconic building in Paris, the Eiffel Tower is shown here in festive silver.
The 26th President of the USA is looking dapper in his waistcoat and signature spectacles. (1858-1919)
Resplendent in red, the ferocious dragon of the Welsh is handmade using intricate gold cord work, and has become a runaway bestseller. Designed in London and completely handmade in Thailand.
How better to decorate for Christmas than with this fantastic Traditional Welsh Lady? She wears the traditional "bedgown" dress and large black hat, a costume that is now recognised as the national dress of Wales.