Monday, December 29, 2025

Yuletide Challenge: Golden Decorators

Second Post of the Day

I was a little surprised that this prompt (Five golden uh... decorators?) was not used for December 5th since it's a take-off from the Twelve Days of Christmas song and is asking participants to show five golden decorators.

But, I am still happy to show some golden ponies from my collection and, since it's December 29 and not the 5th, I'm showing more than five!


My beautiful gold charm Running Mare.  She was produced 1963 - 1964 and is in near mint shape.


Her baby, the Running Foal, in gold charm and also produced in 1963 - 1964. 


The Modernistic Doe in matte gold. Such an unusual piece! I found it while out thrifting years ago but no longer have it in my collection. It was a novelty and I enjoyed it while I had it, but it just took up shelf space.


Only 50 of these gold charm Man O' Wars were made in a run of 1,000 in 2023. I was a stunned lucky winner when I opened the box.


In 1990, Breyer brought back the gold charm color with this Secretariat that was an early Breyer Tour Model. Peter Stone signed many of them. I sold one a while ago to a friend and kept the other.


A florentine Festive Filigree Lippizaner from 2020. I love this mold and actively collect it.


Carat from the 75th Anniversary Brilliance set in a gorgeous gold charm.


My Christmas Candy Zebra in gold stripe from 2019. I love the candy stripe colors! This was the one I received; I got the green, red and blue on the after market. 


And here is Short and Sweet, his companion piece from this year. 

There are only two more prompts to the Yuletide Challenge. I am going to miss it when it finishes - it's been fun!

Stay 'tooned!





1 comment:

  1. Really nice! I particularly like your candy Zebras. They are so festive and perfect for the time of year! Yes, the prompt should have been, at least, fifth from the end, I think. But I am much enjoying them as it is.

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