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A silver keepsake ornament marking baby's first Christmas with a white organza loop for hanging
This silver ornament marks a child's first Christmas with a traditional metal and glass design. It measures 2 1/4 inches wide by 3 7/8 inches high and includes a white organza loop for hanging. The piece arrives new and is intended as a decorative keepsake rather than a toy for play.
The ornament is made of rigid metal and glass so it does not offer the soft texture of a stuffed animal. It requires a tree branch or hook capable of supporting its weight via the 13/4 inch loop. Buyers looking for a cuddly companion or a toy that can be handled roughly should choose a different product.
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| Brand name | Ganz |
Each ornament includes a white organza loop measuring 13/4 inches long for easy display on a tree or hook.
The silver-finished zinc and glass ornament is lightweight enough for standard tree branches to support it continuously without bending.
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