Mayor's Tree

Mayor’s Tree Hallmark Ornaments

(1984-1993)

Mayor’s Tree covers ornaments carrying the Mayor’s Christmas Tree name from 1984 through 1993. The three confirmed examples are dated 1984, 1988, and 1993. Those gaps mean the range marks the earliest and latest pieces here, not an ornament for every intervening year. None carries an annual series number.

1984 Acrylic Bear, Mayor’s Christmas Tree opens the confirmed range. Its title identifies both the bear subject and acrylic construction. Material and subject appear together in the official name, giving the earliest piece two specific identifiers. It also establishes the full Mayor’s Christmas Tree wording that connects this ornament with the later examples.

1988 Triangular Tree, Mayor’s Christmas Tree uses a Christmas tree rather than an animal. “Triangular” is part of the product title, making the tree's geometric form central to its identity. Unlike the 1984 title, its descriptor names shape instead of construction. The 1988 date places it four years after the acrylic bear and near the middle of the confirmed span.

1993 Toy Soldier, Mayor’s Christmas Tree supplies the final confirmed year. The subject is a toy-soldier figure, distinct from both the earlier bear and the geometric tree. Its title uses the figure itself as the identifying phrase, without adding a material or shape term. It retains the same Mayor’s Christmas Tree wording while introducing a third kind of holiday subject.

The shorter Mayor’s Tree name refers to this same older program. The full wording remains in each product title, preserving the phrase used across all three dates. Punctuation may vary when the name appears elsewhere, but Mayor’s Tree and Mayor’s Christmas Tree do not describe two separate groups. The shorter form simply serves as the category name.