Avon Christmas Ornament
Avon has made many wonderful Christmas ornaments over the years.
 Avon Christmas Ornament 2004 Breast Cancer This 2004 Christmas Ornament is from the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade. This is a beautiful glass gold heart decorated with tiny stones in the shape of the breast cancer awareness ribbon. It is embellished with rhinestones scattered around the ribbon. It has a light pink sheer ribbon for hanging. It is 3 ½” tall and 3 1/4“ wide. Search for this and more Avon Breast Cancer gifts
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 Avon Christmas Ornament Precious Moments 2004 This is an adorable Precious Moments ornament dated 2004. With a stiff crocheted lace skirt and porcelain upper body, this precious angel ornament stands about 4 1/4″ high. She holds a gold detailed harp and has delicate glittered wings with a pretty pink bow in the middle. |
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Avon Wooden Santa Horse Christmas Ornament $0.99 |
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Vtg Avon Christmas Charm Bell Ornament Chipmunk NIB $9.99 |
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Vtg Avon Christmas Charm Bell Ornament Bird Clear Glass NIB $9.99 |
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Vintage Avon Silverplate Christmas Tree with Bell Ornament NIB with Felt Bag $8.99 |
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Vintage AVON Glass Bottle Christmas Tree Ornament Shinny Red Ball 4 $4.99 |
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Avon 1997 Radiant Angel Gold Tone Christmas Ornament NIB Beautiful Rare $9.23 |
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1998 Avon Christmas Ornament Santa Tune Harp $3.5 |
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VINTAGE 1987 AVON BELVEDEER THE CHRISTMAS REINDEER ORNAMENT W BOX $4.99 |
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Vintage Avon Gift Collection Christmas Ornament Santa Claus Climbing Ladder $7.99 |
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Vintage Avon Gift Collection Christmas Ornament Teddies On Bench $7.99 |
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Kandice:)
I have a white nativity that I got some time in the 80’s. They are white, the Holy Family is one box and everything else was gotten as a separate piece. Are they now considered collectibles
I need the 1998 and 2003 Avon Pewter Ornaments. If anyone has either of these, please e-mail me.
I have 2 small Avon perfume bottles called Silver Fawn (Christmas) circa approx 1969 with numbered paper labels on bottom. Have you ever seen these?