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	C1866 Scottish Pipka with Pipes Scottish Piper by Pipka 4.5 inches high Price: $25.00
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	C825 Santa by O'Ghama in Scottish Tartan Bagpipes Ringing his Bell Detailed collectible old world Santa by O'Ghama 14" ceramic Price: $175.00
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	C826 Father Christmas by OGhama Collectible Father Christmas on wood base by O'Ghama Ceramics made in Ireland Price: $225.00
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	C1840 Irish Santa by Pipka 6.5 inch The Celtic Irish Santa, in true Irish tradition, is taking a little break from his delivery duties to play a quick song or two on his banjo, an instrument that made its way to Ireland from America through traveling vaudeville and minstrel shows around 1840. Music plays an important role in Irish Christmas celebrations and many children receive musical instruments from Santa. Santa's sack is filled with a St. Patrick doll, castle, harp, and a good luck teddy bear. As he resumes his travels from village to village, the Irish Santa can be seen waving and calling out "Nollaig Shona" to all, Gaelic for Happy Christmas. Price: $75.00
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	C1845 Anne, Angel of Ireland by Pipka 6.75 inch Anne, Angel of Ireland, brings with her the music of the Emerald Isle. Her harp spreads lovely Irish tunes across the green hills and the lush valleys of her country. As the melodies make their way throughout the day, they spread a happy note across fields covered with flowers: Foxglove, Bells of Ireland and Lavender. Anne can't resist the blossoms' sweet scent and the delicate colors. She has to pick a few to give to a loved one or a close friend. Like all angels, she is the guardian of mankind, and especially of the Irish. Price: $49.00
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	C1841 Tomas Leprechaun by Pipka 4.5 inch Leprechaun myth: Each leprechaun carries two leather pouches. In one pouch there is a silver shilling a magical coin that returns to the purse each time it is paid out. The other pouch carries a gold coin, which he uses to try and bribe his way out of difficult situations. The coin can turn to leaves and ashes once the leprechaun has parted with it. Price: $21.00
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	C1842 Lucky Leprechaun by Pipka 4.5 inch Leprechaun with pot of gold on his turf. Price: $21.00
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C1842 Lucky Leprechaun myth: Each leprechaun carries two leather pouches. In one pouch there is a silver shilling a magical coin that returns to the purse each time it is paid out. The other pouch carries a gold coin, which he uses to try and bribe his way out of difficult situations. The coin can turn to leaves and ashes once the leprechaun has parted with it. You will find the friendly Celtic Irish Snowman and Lucky, the leprechaun, who have both found their "Pot of Gold." They have spent years and years of searching at the end of every rainbow after each storm throughout the green hills of Ireland. As you can tell by the smile on their faces, their search is over. "God made the grass, the air and the rain; and the grass, the air and the rain made the Irish and the Irish turned the grass, and the air and the rain back to God." Sean O'Faolain

	C1846 Lucky Irish Santa by Pipka Santa with pot of gold and walking stick Price: $75.00
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C1846 Lucky Irish Santa Ireland is a beautiful country of legends, tales, and superstitions which live on in stories and holiday celebrations. Leprechauns are, however, very real on the Emerald Isle. Their lore is a part of every Irish person's life. Finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is part of Leprechaun tradition, and the belief in the luck of the Irish is demonstrated every time we find a four-leaf clover. Charitable and generous, the Irish believe 'whatever they have is yours.' The Lucky Irish Santa brings the pot of gold along this Christmas to give to those in need. Tucked in his pockets are a few lucky four-leaf clovers while his sack overflows with toys, dolls and other playthings for the children. It will indeed be a favorable Christmas when the Lucky Irish Santa comes to visit. Nollaig Shona Dhuit

	C1847 Emerald Isle Santa by Pipka 8 inch It's Christmas time and the jolly Emerald Isle Irish Santa is on his special journey. He stops a moment to place a festive wreath on a sign post before he continues on his way. He will travel all over Ireland, from Dublin, to Belfast to Kerry, bringing his cheer and good joy as he shouts "Nodlaig Nait Cugat," Happy Christmas to all! The Irish Santa has a special Christmas greeting for you; "Wishing you always, walls form the wind, and a roof for the rain, and tea beside the fire, laughter to cheer you, and all that your heart might desire!" Price: $75.00
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	C1848 Kathleen, the Irish Angel 8 inch Kathleen The Irish Angel Kathleen, the Irish Angel is also on this special journey. She is the guardian, keeping all safe on this night and throughout the year. Kathleen carries a basket filled with unlit candles, which she will place in the windows of the homes she visits. According to Irish belief, the candle was a symbol of welcome to Mary and Jospeh who sought shelter that first Chrismas Eve. Like the Emerald Isle Santa, she carries an armful of holly, harvested from the hills of south Ireland. Price: $49.00
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	C1849 Lucky Irish Santa Ornament by Pipka Santa with pot of gold and walking stick ornament Price: $20.00
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C1849H Lucky Irish Santa Ornament Ireland is a beautiful country of legends, tales, and superstitions which live on in stories and holiday celebrations. Leprechauns are, however, very real on the Emerald Isle. Their lore is a part of every Irish person's life. Finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is part of Leprechaun tradition, and the belief in the luck of the Irish is demonstrated every time we find a four-leaf clover. Charitable and generous, the Irish believe 'whatever they have is yours.' The Lucky Irish Santa brings the pot of gold along this Christmas to give to those in need. Tucked in his pockets are a few lucky four-leaf clovers while his sack overflows with toys, dolls and other playthings for the children. It will indeed be a favorable Christmas when the Lucky Irish Santa comes to visit. Nollaig Shona Dhuit

	C1850 Scottish Waterglobe plays "Deck the Halls" 5.5 inch Waterglobe with Santa playing accordian Price: $30.00
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C1850H Scottish Waterglobe From long ago, through the ages, until the present, the Scottish Santa wishes all a very Merry Christmas! The Scottish Santa is dressed Tartan plaid and wears a flowing velvet cloak to ward off the Highland winds and snow. Children listen for the sounds of his bagpipes, thus announcing his arrival.

	C1843 Ireland Figurine by Pipka 5.5 inch Santa playing fiddle Price: $25.00
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C1843H Ireland Santa The Irish Santa wears the traditional color of Ireland, green. Green has always been associated with Ireland as a nation, and with the revolutionary groups within it. Green is the color of independence and is the adopted color of Ireland today. Santa plays his fiddle. He can play all four types of Irish music and the associated dances which are the jig, reel, hornpipe, and the set dances. In Santa's purse you'll find candles that are to be lit and placed in windows on Christmas Eve to guide Joseph and Mary and other poor travelers who might be looking for shelter on such a night. The candles are usually red in color and decorated with sprigs of holly. There's also the Irish flag and a doll house which represents the tradition of Whitewashing the House. In many rural areas of Ireland still today the custom of whitewashing the houses and stores prevails. Long ago, it included the whole farm, inside and out. The women would scrub and polish everything until it shone. The men would take a bucket of whitewash and purify everything in honor of the coming of the Christ child. The mask in Santa's pocket represents the boys on St. Stephen's Day, parading around the town. Lastly, there's a toy sheep, representing the many shepherds that tend the flock of the hills of Ireland.

	C1844 Australia by Pipka 5.25 inch Australian Santa with kaola bear and candle Price: $25.00
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C1844H Australia Santa - On his head the Australian Santa wears a hat called an Akubra, an Aussie icon. He also wears the oily black leather boots and the popular oil skin riding coat. Lastly, his shoulder bag is made of crocodile, a reptile prevalent in Australia. The Australian Santa is participating in Carols by Candlelight which is held every year on Christmas Eve. On this evening tens of thousands of people carrying lit candles gather in the city of Melbourne to sing their favorite Christmas songs. The sky glows with the candlelight and the stars of the Southern Cross. Australians surround themselves with the Christmas Bush, a native plant which has little red flowered leaves. So Santa is bringing bushes and yellow-edged, bell-shaped Christmas Bell Flowers to families throughout the country. The Aussie Santa cuddles a Koala bear, a pouched mammal native to Australia. The furry little creatures are best known as Koala Bears but are also called Australian bears. They are treasured by Australians. Also, Santa has kangaroo dolls in his bag. Kangaroos, another popular Australian animal, are hopping, pouched mammals found in Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea.

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