This ornament celebrates the 100-year anniversary of Roosevelt’s restoration of the White House. It began on June 20, 1902, and just five months later was unveiled to Theodore Roosevelt, the popular presidential showman. It transformed the home and office of the president into the White House we recognize today. The crystal-like, acrylic core of the ornament recalls the sparkling Bohemian glass of the elegant East Room chandeliers. The brass metal decorative frame includes a holiday ribbon, leaves from the East Room’s Louis XVI style wall panels, and an eagle inspired by the carved mahogany pedestals of the tables made for the State Dining Room.