• Size: 3.5"
• Material: Glass

• From Old World Christmas

This Old World Christmas Jolly Roger glass ornament is a combination of the Jolly Roger skull flag and a surly pirate, with eye patch and tri-corner hat that has a crossed sword design embellishing the front of the hat. Pirates flew false flags until they were about to attack. The Jolly Roger is the traditional name for the black flags with some variation of a skull and crossbones, which were flown to identify a pirate ship at that point. Flying the Jolly Roger gave the target ship a chance to surrender without a fight.

Ahoy, matey! Navigate through the festive seas with this Jolly Roger Ornament from Old World Christmas, where the spirit of adventure and the lure of treasure come alive. Standing at 3.5 inches, this glass ornament merges the infamous Jolly Roger skull flag with the swagger of a seasoned pirate, complete with a menacing eye patch and a fearsome tri-corner hat adorned with a crossed sword motif.

In the golden age of piracy, the sight of the Jolly Roger struck fear into the hearts of seafarers far and wide. It wasn't just a flag; it was a message – a chance for those about to be boarded to surrender without a skirmish. This ornament captures that thrilling history, making it a perfect treasure for those who revel in the tales of the high seas and the lore of pirates.

Adorn your tree with this bold piece, and you'll almost hear the distant sound of shanties and the creak of wooden ships. The gleaming eye patch and the sparkling red bandana give it an aura of danger and excitement, while the detailed design reminds us of the skilled craftsmanship of yesteryear.

Whether you're a history buff, a lover of legends, or simply looking for a unique way to add a bit of intrigue to your holiday décor, the Jolly Roger Ornament will stand out on any Christmas tree. It's a festive icon of the rebels of the sea and their undying spirit, promising to make every holiday a bit more thrilling. So, set sail for a Christmas filled with mystery and dare to let the Jolly Roger fly high amidst the twinkle of your holiday lights.

Text on Old World hang tag: Pirates flew false flags until they were about to attack. The Jolly Roger is the traditional name for the black flags with some variation of a skull and crossbones, which were flown to identify a pirate ship at that point. Flying the Jolly Roger gave the target ship a chance to surrender without a fight.