Mini Ceramic Christmas Tree by Wade - Calendar Series for Red Rose Tea pop culture Most likely it was made

Most likely it was made in California

that is durable enough to spread out on the ground and heavy enough to drape nicely on a table top without worrying about the wind blowing it around

The bottoms of all the canisters have rub marks where the copper plating has worn away

Candle glow

There are two Bloomingdales price stickers (one on the inside flap

Mini Ceramic Christmas Tree by Wade - Calendar Series for Red Rose Tea pop culture Most likely it was madeOh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree, how lovely are thy branches {HISTORY} Since 1967, Red Rose Tea Company has been surprising tea drinkers with miniature ceramic figurines hidden inside boxes of specialty teas. It started as a whimsical promotion in England in the late 1960s a purposeful little treasure meant to fit on a shelf and designed with a grooved base that acted as an ideal surface to strike a match to light the flame for the tea kettle.