Welcome to Our Glass Landmarks and Icons Ornaments
Here we feature some of the wonderful ornaments from the company Landmark Creations whose European ornaments all come in the distinctive red gift box, nestled in acid-free tissue and accompanied by a history card.
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This magnificent church was built in the mid-16th century at the behest of Ivan the Terrible to celebrate his defeat of the Tartars and is situated in Moscows Red Square.
Ornament is 4.5 inches high and comes beautifully gift boxed.
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Resting on a rock in the sparkling blue-green waters at Langelinie, sits The Little Mermaid, Carl Jacobson’s homage to the Little Mermaid character in Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved tale of the mermaid who surrendered her life in the sea to be with her love, a human prince.
Ornament is 4 inches high and comes beautifully gift boxed.
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See Dublin the best way from the top of a double decker.
Ornament is 3 3/4 inches high and comes beautifully gift boxed.
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Dedicated in 1877, Trinity presented a bold, fresh new face and feeling for ecclesiastical architecture in America. The Church continues to be heralded today as a celebrated example of 'Richardsonian Romanesque' design, named after its architect, H. H. Richardson who happily is my great grandfather so I enjoy my visits to it all the more.
The ornament is 4 inches high and comes beautifully gift boxed.
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The town hall was the site for many impassioned and historical debates, including the issues of 'taxation without representation' and events leading up to the Boston Tea Party. It was because of these revolutionary meetings that the building came to be known as the 'Cradle of American Liberty.'
Ornament is 3.5 inches high and comes beautifully gift boxed.
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Our London Taxi ornament most closely resembles the Austin FX4, which made its debut in 1958. Of the panoply of cabs in operation in London today, this familiar black taxicab has become as much an icon of British automotive culture as the Rolls Royce.
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When I think of Buckingham Palace I think of the changing of the guard, a daily occurrence watched by thousands of tourists. Have our guard fron the Scots regiment for your tree.
Ornaments is 4 inches high and comes beautifully gift boxed.
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One of London's most endearing and famous landmarks is the clock tower we commonly refer to as 'Big Ben.' The tower, with its richly ornamented pinnacles, parapets and spires, is actually part of England's Houses of Parliament; however, Big Ben is actually not the clock tower itself, but the main bell inside the clock!
4.75 inches high in a beautiful gift box.
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