These 20 Vintage Christmas Decorations Are Worth A Fortune — Ranked

Vintage Christmas Decorations Worth A Merry And Bright Payday
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Vintage Christmas Decorations Worth A Merry And Bright Payday
Kelsey Berish | trending | 9 Dec 2025
Don't purge those old Christmas decorations quite yet; they might be worth a lot more money than the few cents they would go for at a garage sale! From old-school plastic Santa Clause blow molds to glass figurines of carolers, vintage Christmas decorations are selling online for hundreds of dollars.
'Tis the season to get merry and bright and, perhaps, a little richer by selling some of these vintage decorations!
Toy Soldier Blow Molds: $1,794
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For those who have Toy Soldier Blow Molds lying around but don't see a need to put them on their front lawn, they're a gold mine! Depending on how many are in the set, people can be looking at over $1,000 if they find a buyer.
On eBay, 26 working vintage toy soldiers are listed for $1,794.
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The Fisherman Nutcracker From Steinbach: $353
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A limited edition release, people are looking at a nice payday if they happen to have The Fisherman Nutcracker from Steinbach lying around. Wood carved with a fishing pole and fish accessory, this nutcracker is being sold for $353 on eBay.
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If a person is lucky enough to have a signed nutcracker, it can go for even more!
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Pink Evergleam Aluminum Christmas Tree: $5,000
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Straight out of the 1960s, the Pink Aluminum Christmas Tree by Evergleam was featured in the second edition of the Evergleam Christmas catalog. Standing six feet tall, this tree features 55 glittering pink branches and is the perfect addition to any holiday decor.
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On eBay, this pink tree is listed for a whopping $5,000.
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Santa And Mrs. Claus Blow Molds: $250
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A classic vintage Christmas decoration is the set of Santa and Mrs. Claus blow molds by General Foam and Don FeatherStone, respectively. Standing 39-inches tall, these two molds make great lawn ornaments during the holiday season, especially considering they light up when plugged in.
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If they're gathering dust and not being used, though, there are sets listed for $250.
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Spun Cotton Heubach Boy Christmas Ornament: $420
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When it comes to purging old Christmas ornaments, it might be difficult to discern which are worth some money and which are worth a spot in the garbage. The Spun Cotton Heubach Boy ornament is one of the former!
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This handspun cotton antique ornament is listed for $420 on eBay.
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Vintage Victorian Angel Tree Topper: $859
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Mostly everyone puts something on top of their Christmas tree, have it be a star or an angel. This vintage Victorian-era angel, made of wax, glass beads, and a silk dressing, is one of the pricier tree toppers out there!
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On eBay, this angel is listed for a whopping $895.
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Paper Mache Mr. and Mrs. Claus Circa 1940: $525
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A rare find that will give someone a nice payday if they have this set in their home, this paper mache set of Mr. and Mrs. Claus is listed for $525 on eBay.
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Handmade, this set is an antique from the 1940s, stands 18-inches tall, and is a Christmas decoration collector's dream find.
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Ceramic Volcano Christmas Tree: $600
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Straight out of the 1970s, this Ceramic Volcano Christmas Tree might be out of style, but it is still worth a whole lot of money.
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Made of white ceramic with a large star on the top and dove-shaped lights that illuminate a lovely orange when plugged in, this Christmas decoration is listed for $600 on eBay.
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Ceramic Letter To Santa: $1,200
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An authentic Goebel Hummel figurine can range from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars, depending on how rare it is. The Letter to Santa figurine, for example, is listed for a whopping $1,200.
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The figurine depicts a schoolgirl putting a letter into a mailbox with her wooden sleigh underneath her.
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Bradford Celestial Star Tree Topper: $200 - $600
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A rare item indeed, the Bradford Celestial Star tree topper might not be everyone's style, but it can be sold for a nice chunk of change. Made in the 1950s, this star has a "stained glass" star pattern that actually rotates, creating a pseudo-light show.
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On eBay, this item is listed anywhere between $200 and $600.
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Christmas Shopper Figurine Holding A Wreath: $135
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Made by Relco back in the 1950s, the Christmas Shopper Girl Figurine Holding Green Wreath is a collector's dream and would, most likely, be an easy sell.
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Wearing a cute Christmas dress and bonnet adorned with holy and holding a holiday wreath, this figurine is on Etsy and selling for $135, with buyers leaving reviews such as, "Awesome Relco Christmas girl! This one completed my set."
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Christmas Boy Girl Santa Vintage Planter: $239
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If anyone has this HF Co, Japan, Christmas Boy Girl Santa Vintage Planter in their home and is not using it, maybe think about selling it. Standing four inches tall, this vintage planter is from the 1950s and is the perfect size for a lovely Christmas plant.
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On Etsy, this planter is listed for $239.
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Department 56 Gingerbread House: $175
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Why deal with the sticky candy and building a house when there is this beautiful Department 56 Gingerbread House in play? A company built by friends who wanted country folk to know what it was like to live in a cottage in the forest, this ceramic house is now worth a pretty penny.
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On eBay, this particular gingerbread house is listed for $175.
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Dickens Village Mill: $1,250
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Inspired by the writings of Charles Dickens, the Dickens Village Mill by Department 56 is a very rare find. A beautiful piece, there were only 2,500 of these pieces made by the company back in the 1980s.
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Due to the minimal number of Village Mills out in the world, this piece can sell for up to $1,250.
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Christmas Vacation Griswold Holiday House: $340
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One classic film many families watch during Christmas is Christmas Vacation . This particular Department 56 ceramic home pays homage to the Griswald family with this beautiful replica of their holiday home, complete with garlands, a wreath, and a whole lot of lights!
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On eBay, the Department 56 National Lampoon Christmas Vacation Griswold Holiday House is listed for $340.
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A Christmas Story Town Tree: $625
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Created by Department 56, the Christmas Story Village Lighted Hammond Town Tree is a classic holiday decoration. This rare find features working lights for a festive touch and a silver star on top.
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Since it is a rare decoration, the asking price is pretty heft. On eBay, this Christmas Tree is listed for $625.
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The Christmas Pageant Peanuts Nativity Scene: $179.95
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The Christmas Pageant Peanuts Nativity Scene by Lenox is a seven-piece set, including Charlie Brown, Lucy, Sally, Lin…

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