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WIRE WRAP ORNAMENTS
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Among the most scare and collectible
antique Christmas decorations are embossed paper and cardboard ornaments
known as "Dresdens."
Manufactured pirmarily in Dresden and Leipzig, Germany, these decorations
were made from the 1860's until World War periods.
Dresden ornaments were cleverly crafted and involved numerous, time-consuming
steps to reach completion. Finely detailed positive and negative
molds were set into a large press. Thin cardboard sheets, moistened
to make them pliable, were quickly stamped into the mold by a heavy
press. When dry, the embossed pieces were given to cottage workers
who did the finishing touches in their own homes.
OLD
WORLD CHRISTMAS
DATED
MUSEUM
& WIRE WRAP ORNAMENTS
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