Vintage MCM Double Indent Starburst Glass Christmas Ornaments Reflector Pair 3\" For Sale

Brighten your holiday tree with the nostalgic glow of this gorgeous pair of authentic mid-century modern blown glass ornaments. This set features two matching large 3-inch round baubles—one in a brilliant jewel-tone holiday red and the other in a vibrant retro teal blue. Both pieces showcase spectacular deeply-indented, double-sided starburst patterns framed by an eye-catching textured border of thick silver mica glitter. Inside the indents, intricately molded geometric details reflect light beautifully through hand-painted multi-color accents.Originating from an era celebrated for its whimsical festive craftsmanship, these hand-blown mercury glass treasures instantly evoke memories of classic childhood Christmases. Whether you are expanding an heirloom collection or curating a distinct vintage aesthetic for the season, this stunning pair brings unrivaled retro character and architectural texture to any tree. Perfect for enthusiasts of classic holiday Americana, kitsch decorations, and timeless mid-century styling.Popular Search Styles: Grannycore, Mid Century Modern, MCM, Kitsch, Retro Christmas, Nostalgic Holiday, Cottagecore, Mercury Glass, Heirloom Holiday, Vintage Tree Decor, Grandmacore. Item SpecificsBrand: Unbranded / Vintage Original
Type: Ornament
Occasion: Christmas
Theme: Periods & Styles, Holiday, Retro
Shape: Round / Ball
Material: Glass, Mercury Glass
Item Diameter: 3 in
Features: Vintage, Indent Reflector, Double-Sided, Glitter/Mica Accents
Production Style: Hand Blown Glass
Era: Mid-20th Century (1950s - 1960s)
Number of Items: 2
Color: Multicolor (Red, Teal Blue, Silver, Yellow, Green)
Original/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalYear of Manufacture & Country of Origin

• Estimated Year:Circa 1950s – 1960s.
• Country of Origin:Most likely Poland or West Germany. The highly intricate multi-color painted geometric details tucked into deep indent molds are classic structural signatures of post-war European imports marketed by US suppliers during the height of the mid-century.