The ultimate collector's item for those looking to make extra money on the side, the Louis Vuitton Trunk Tower snow globe ...

Indeed, decorating our homes for Christmas brings a warm remembrance of holidays past and excitement for the present. While you’re planning your family holiday activities, we’re ringing in the holiday ...

Oregon Zoo's new premium holiday experience for six includes comfy furniture, a private fire pit, and the ability to skip the ...

“They’re little worlds that are fun for people to look at and shake up,” says Julia Courtney, curator of “Let It Snow,” an exhibition of snow globes—and 19th century Japanese prints, but we’ll focus ...

Madeline Cooperman, 27, is a die-hard Swiftie who's followed Taylor Swift's career for 10 years. In 2019, she began collecting song-inspired snow globes that Swift sold on her website. She's so ...

Snow globes, water globes or whatever you may call them, they are fascinating for folks young and old. No one is certain as to when the first snow globe was made, but they appear to date from France ...

Collecting snow globes is like collecting wintertime memories; there's sort of a magical secret world within a swirling snowstorm. Snow globes can take you to a different world where you can’t resist ...

Erwin Perzy, an Austrian surgical instruments mechanic, created one of the first snow globes in 1900 while attempting to fashion a brighter light bulb. What's False The first snow globes predate Perzy ...

The chemical is an ingredient in some, but not all, snow globes. A rumor circulating online during the 2024 holiday season claimed the clear liquid inside of snow globes contained ethylene glycol — an ...

Snow globes like to live in herds. Rarely do you find a single snow globe living comfortably. It just isn't natural. Snow globes enter most people's lives innocently as a souvenir or a gift. The next ...

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The chemical is an ingredient in some, but not all, snow globes. A rumor circulating online during the 2024 holiday season claimed the clear liquid inside of snow globes contained ethylene glycol — an ...