• A Season Gone By design, made in America by Christopher James

That grin means business,and the hat only seals the deal. The Pumpkin in Black Witch Hat Light Up Pedestal doesn’t just sit politely on a shelf. At 24 inches tall, it commands the room like the boldest kid at the costume party.

Designed by Christopher James for Seasons Gone By, this standout piece brings together everything you hope for in Halloween décor: a paper mâché pumpkin bucket with wide, fiery eyes, a grin full of jagged teeth, and a black witch hat so confident it sports its own pumpkin face.

This light-up pumpkin isn’t shy. Plug it in, and the interior glow fires up like a full moon over a haunted cornfield. Its glowing face feels straight out of a vintage Halloween postcard, part mischief, part menace, and all about the fun. Surrounding the base of the pumpkin is a burst of orange and black festooning, anchored by a big, buffalo plaid bow. The bow itself wraps around a black wood pedestal, giving the whole piece height and drama, while still being easy to place on a mantel, tabletop, or entryway stand.

The hat, made from stiff black paper, is topped with a classic cutout-style pumpkin face and trimmed in even more festooning. Altogether, it feels like something straight out of a decades-old attic discovery, but brand new and ready to display.

Whether you’re lighting up the season at home, setting the mood for a party, or just keeping things festive while you hand out candy, this piece brings personality in spades. It's bold, weird, and has a look that says, “Yes, Halloween is kind of a big deal around here.”

Item #: SGBBSP18