Vintage glowing angels and stars in good working condition are hard to find today.The felt elves with pointy hats from the 1950s and 60s are surprisingly collectible.Certain early or rare Keepsake ornaments are prized by dedicated collectors.Some discontinued pieces from popular collectible village lines sell for more than their original price.Glittery little cardboard village houses are a big hit with vintage collectors.Antique German Santa figures that doubled as candy containers can reportedly fetch thousands.Delicate embossed-paper ornaments from Germany are rare and highly prized.Heavy, old-fashioned German glass ornaments are among the most valuable a collector can find.These early artificial trees, made from dyed goose feathers, can sell for hundreds or more.Light-up plastic Santas and snowmen from decades ago are now sought after by collectors.The glowing ceramic trees with little plastic bulbs have become a hot collectible.Those candle-shaped lights that bubble when warm are a favorite of vintage decor fans.The spinning light that bathed aluminum trees in color is a must-have for collectors.The shiny silver trees that were once seen as tacky can now sell for hundreds of dollars or more.These classic mid-century ornaments are especially collectible in their original boxes.
