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At the beginning all kind of sweeties, fruits, gingerbreads, and other food were put on the Christmas tree, fastened on the twigs with colourful ribbons. Later on, people preferred to put small candies into containers, a sort of tree ornament with hollow belly, to achieve a surprise effect.

Candycontainers exist in different shapes, sizes, and materials. Very often we see cardboard or paper, but also metal is not seldom as well as fabric or (in newer times) artificial material.

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Nr.	Code	Preview (Click!)	Item (For details click on name!)	Price
51	CC089		Tin Basket with Lid Candycontainer	Sold
52	SE146		Clock, Candy Container	Sold
53	CC088		Little Tin Basket Candycontainer	Sold
54	CC087		Sun	Sold
55	CC086		Tin Basket with Lid Candycontainer	Sold
56	CC085		Cardboard Dice	Sold
57	CC083		Ball Candycontainer with Stars	Sold
58	CC082		Small Cardboard Container on a Tinsel star	Sold
59	CC081		Schultuete (or School Cone)	Sold
60	CC080		Schultuete (or School Cone)	Sold
61	CC079		Pannier Candycontainer	Sold
62	CC078		Globe Candycontainer	Sold
63	CC075		Flat Iron, Candycontainer	Sold
64	CC074		Tin Basket with Lid Candycontainer	Sold
65	CC073		Barrel Candycontainer	Sold
66	CC064		Schultuete (or School Cone)	Sold
67	CC003		Jockey Hat (Candycontainer)	US $117.65
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