Fa la la la la! These vintage xmas ornaments were part of the craze for shimmering satin dazzle that swept over mid-century America at the same time that silver tinsel trees and white flocking were the rage. Non-breakable. Original pop packaging. Gorgeous, baby pink, baby.

By American artist Jeff Abell, from his exhibition Unwrapped.

Tinsel tweeties for your aluminum tree! Styled by Palmer House (!) and crafted in Japan.

Oh, Tannenbaum! The perfect gift for Santa to leave under your Christmas Pollock. These drippy, splattery candy dishes look edible even when empty. Very mid-century craft project.

Shock Monsters! Beautiful pop prints of rubber monster mask advertising art that baby boomers saw printed in their comic books and monster magazines. Scarier than the real thing, they maintain the graphical magnetism that the best mid-century advertising art used to cast its spell over us kiddos.

Batty Hats! Superb original advertising art for a mid-century party supplies catalog. Fit for framing.

Trick or Treat! An unusual vintage production sheet, ready to be framed!

Rattle Them Bones! Seductive 1930s deco halloween noisemaker by T. Cohn (USA). Goblins, cats, pumpkins and a beautiful witch.

Monster Mahem! Day-glo orange and black poster of some of the more memorable B-movie creatures to flicker across the silver scream.

"Like all quantities, horror has its ultimate, and I am that!" Outstanding, oversized day-glo repro of the original lobby card for this A.I.P. B-movie horror classic from 1959.