Handcrafted Fonthill Castle holiday ornament from M. Catherine Bateman watercolor, exclusive to The Paper Unicorn
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Fonthill Castle Holiday Ornament – Watercolor by M. Catherine Bateman – Exclusive to The Paper Unicorn

$16.00
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Celebrate the holidays with a touch of Bucks County history. This Fonthill Castle Holiday Ornament features a reproduction of an original watercolor by local artist M. Catherine Bateman, beautifully capturing the charm of the iconic Pennsylvania landmark.

Each ornament is individually crafted and available exclusively through The Paper Unicorn. It comes packaged on an elegant display card with artist and castle details printed on the back, enclosed in a crystal-clear protective bag—perfect for gifting or collecting.

About Fonthill Castle
Located in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, Fonthill Castle was built in the early 1900s by archaeologist and tilemaker Henry Chapman Mercer. Its unique mix of Medieval, Gothic, and Byzantine architecture, combined with handcrafted Moravian tiles, makes it one of Bucks County’s most beloved historic treasures.

Add a piece of local heritage to your holiday décor—or share it with someone who loves art, history, and timeless craftsmanship.