This photograph of the front of the White House Historical Association’s Official 2025 White House Christmas Ornament was taken by David Wiegold. The 2025 ornament celebrates the history and traditions of presidential diplomacy through two State China Services represented on either side of the ornament.

On the front side of the 2025 ornament, seen here, is the red-rimmed service plate from the Ronald Reagan State Service. The Reagan State Service was manufactured by Lenox China of Trenton, New Jersey in 1981 and was personally selected by First Lady Nancy Reagan. The plate also features the presidential coat of arms at the center. The front of the ornament also features the North Portico of the White House at top and a wreath of holiday holly and snowflakes surrounding the plate.

On the back side of the ornament, also surrounded by a wreath of holly and snowflakes, is the gold-rimmed service plate from the Bill Clinton State Service. The Clinton State Service was selected in 2000 in anticipation of the 200th anniversary of President John Adams becoming the first president to reside in the White House. The service was first used at a dinner honoring that anniversary in November 2000. The plate features the North Portico at the center. Like Reagan, Clinton State Service was also manufactured by Lenox China in 2000.