By the time the 80s rolled around, ceramic Christmas trees were going out of style but they are now making a nostalgic reappearance.
Christmas decorations have changed over the years but if you think back to the late 60s or early 70s, you probably remember a ceramic Christmas tree with twinkling lights sitting on your mantle or tabletop. Some of those trees even played music.
“Everyone who took a ceramics class and celebrated Christmas made one of these trees,” vintage lifestyle expert Bob Richter told TODAY Home. “People put them on top of the television, back when the TV was a piece of furniture.”
By the time the 80s rolled around, ceramic Christmas trees were going out of style but they are now making a nostalgic reappearance.
People are going crazy for these old ceramic Christmas trees and are even paying hundreds of dollars for the vintage versions on eBay. One of those trees sold for $100, another for $149 and another tree even reportedly sold for $218! If you wait closer to the holiday season, you may even pay a higher price.
If you happen to have an old ceramic tree from years gone by, and it isn’t a nostalgic possession, you might just want to pick up some extra cash by selling it online.
