Pottery Barn Kids Snowman with Broom and Pompoms Christmas Stocking
Pottery Barn Kids · Art & Decor > Holiday Decor
Era / Decade
Late 2000s to Early 2010s (approx. 2008-2014)
Material
Cotton velvet body, polyester fleece applique, felt details, and metal jingle bells with wool/acrylic pompom accents.
Condition
Very Good. The stocking shows light fuzzy texture on the fleece snow area and tree, but the velvet remains vibrant. No visible staining or missing jingle bells.
Demand Level
Moderate to Strong. Highly seasonal; demand peaks significantly between October and December.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$12.00 - $22.00
Estimated Retail Value
$24.50 - $39.50
Comparable Sales
Recent sold listings for unpersonalized Pottery Barn snowman stockings range from $15 to $25 plus shipping. Personalized versions (with a name embroidered) typically sell for less, around $8 to $12.
Description
A charming Pottery Barn Kids Christmas stocking featuring a festive snowman holding a broom behind a split-rail fence. The stocking is crafted from deep red velvet with a quilted green cuff adorned with wooden toggles, dark green pompoms, and functional black jingle bells. The design includes high-quality layered applique work and a sturdy hanging loop. Ideal for traditional holiday decor or for completing a matched family set.
Key Features
Pottery Barn Kids branding is highly sought after for resale; features 'Jingle Bell' accents and mixed textures (velvet, fleece, and corduroy-style quilting) which are classic holiday elements.
Authenticity Indicators
Confidence High. The specific combination of wooden toggles and jingle bell trim is a known Pottery Barn Kids design signature. Check for the 'Pottery Barn Kids' white tag inside the top rim.
Flaws to Note
Minor pilling/lint on the white fleece snow portion and the green tree applique. This is common for this material but should be noted. Check the interior for a name, as many of these were originally personalized.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay, Poshmark, and Mercari are the best platforms. eBay is particularly good for buyers looking for a specific discontinued 'replacement' stocking to match an existing family set.
Selling Tips
If the stocking is NOT personalized, emphasize 'Blank' or 'No Name' in the title, as these command higher prices. Use a lint-roller on the fleece before photographing. Use keywords like 'Classic,' 'Applique,' 'Jingle Bell,' and 'Traditional.' Best sold in early Q4.