Here are some of the most unique ornaments you can find at Spokane’s Old World Christmas

From pickles to Stanley drinks, these unusual Old World Christmas ornaments are sure to delight holiday guests.

Morton Umbrella Girl

One of the most recognizable faces in pantries across the country might also be found in the branches of Christmas trees. The brand stocks replicas of the full salt box and a 3D rendering of the iconic Morton Umbrella Girl, seen here.

Golden retrievers

The brand sells dog-shaped ornaments in a variety of breeds, so every dog ​​owner can have their pooch’s likeness on their tree. From Chihuahuas to Doodles and Labradors of all colors to the festive Golden Retriever pictured here, the brand carries more than 100 dog-themed ornaments.

Ant habitat

A French scientist invented the ant farm, or formicarium, in 1900 to observe the busy creatures underground, according to the plaque on the ornament. In addition to small black ants in tunnels on the glass ornament, the above-ground part shows details of a nativity scene. “Don’t break the glass or you’ll find ants in your pants!” warns the label.

Miniature cucumber

The outlet store’s selection of pickle-themed decor items rivals the options you’ll find on grocery store shelves. They carry cucumber spears, glittery cucumbers, matte or shiny cucumbers, cucumbers playing pickleball, and a miniature cucumber (pictured here). It’s an old German tradition, said store manager Jackie Saling, to hide the cucumber in the branches of a tree, and whoever finds it can win an additional gift.

‘Kringle’ cup

The offended Stanley straw cup, the latest trend in water containers, has taken the form of an ornament, this time renamed “Kringle.”

Aperol Spritz

Straight from your brunch table to your Christmas tree, the store carries sparkling Aperol Spritz like the one pictured here. Many shoppers were drawn to the succulent Christmas ornaments, which ranged from Coors-branded six-packs to cocktails.