The Nostalgic History of Vintage Ceramic Christmas Trees (They're Back!) Ceramic Christmas trees are back—and you can find them in every color, size, and style.

Is it true that your ceramic Christmas tree might be worth a few hundred dollars? Over the past few years, you might have seen news stories that promised you could make a tidy sum by selling the ...

Ceramic Christmas trees from the 1970s are one of the best vintage ways to decorate! Here's where you can buy them in white, green, multicolored, or oversized.

Target has vintage-inspired ceramic trees just like the one your grandma used to have, but these come in so many fun colorways for each holiday.

Those ceramic Christmas trees popular in the late '60s and early '70s are making a comeback -- and could be worth hundreds of dollars.

Whether it’s a perfectly preserved ceramic Santa, vintage Christmas lights that still work, or a quirky piece of holiday decor that’s delightfully one-of-a-kind, this collection has it all.

From vintage ornaments to retro tabletop trees and more, this Christmas decor will make you feel beautifully nostalgic.

A vintage tabletop glazed ceramic bisque Christmas tree with multicolored lights in the dark. Joseph Connors/Getty Images The lights were often multicolored and in the shape of miniature birds.

Inside Barnett Barn at the Museum, a tree is decorated with vintage ornaments, while a collection of lighted ceramic Christmas trees fill a display case. (Courtesy Guy B. Woodward Museum) ...

There are also indoor/outdoor models and charming Christmas ornaments in the same style. Target OK, this one is too adorable: A “mini vintage ceramic tree” from Crate and Barrel for $9.95.