How to Choose a Christmas Garland: Length, Real Touch vs Natural Touch
Nov 9th 2026 - by
Most garland disappointment comes down to two decisions: buying the wrong length, and buying the...
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Collectible nutcracker figurines are display-quality soldiers and character nutcrackers in wood, resin, and mixed media — from classic Bavarian soldiers to Hollywood-inspired character designs, including German-made Steinbach and Christian Ulbricht.
Collectible nutcracker figurines are display-quality wooden soldiers and character designs for shelves, mantels, and tabletops — not to be confused with nutcracker ornaments that hang on the tree. Our collection includes traditional Bavarian soldiers in classic red, gold, and green, German-made nutcrackers from Steinbach and Christian Ulbricht, Hollywood-inspired character designs from Kurt Adler, and whimsical themed nutcrackers (chef, fisherman, golfer, and more). Sizes range from tabletop minis to full-size 15-inch display pieces. For nutcracker ballet ornaments (Clara, Sugar Plum Fairy), see our nutcracker ornament page. Browse all Christmas collectibles.
From tabletop mini (5-6 inches) to full-size display pieces (15 inches and taller). Most popular sizes are 10 to 14 inches.
Most are decorative display pieces. Some traditional German-made nutcrackers have a functional jaw mechanism, but they're primarily collected for display.
Figurines are freestanding display pieces for shelves and mantels. Ornaments are smaller and designed to hang on a tree.
Yes — we carry Steinbach and Christian Ulbricht handcrafted German nutcrackers, considered the gold standard for collectors.
Hollywood nutcrackers are Kurt Adler's line of character and theme nutcrackers — whimsical designs like chefs, fishermen, golfers, and holiday characters.
Nov 9th 2026 - by
Most garland disappointment comes down to two decisions: buying the wrong length, and buying the...
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Long before plastic villages and plug-in towns, families set out little glittered cardboard houses...
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