The design of this miniature porcelain building includes LED lighted lanterns on the exterior of the building detailed architectural features and quality only found on products by Department 56. Designed and manufactured exclusively for the Dickens' Village series.
- Ceramic lantern store from Christmas-themed Dickens Village collection
- Authentic Victorian England architecture features gabled roof latticework fa?ade and chimney
- LED lighted lanterns add cozy glow around store?s exterior
- Includes adaptor cord; packaged in festive Dickens Village box
- Measures 5-1/2 inches wide by 5-1/4 inches deep by 8-1/4 inches high
The "Flash Photo Hut" is a large scale ceramic accessory. This hand-painted piece is reminiscent of the photo huts that were common found in mall parking lots in the 1950's and 1960's. The Original Snow Village Collection is designed an manufactured exclusively by Department 56.
The holidays are now in session and where else are you going to go for a great evening out than the Chop Suey Palace? From that very entertaining seasonal movie Christmas Story comes a delightful replica that will add variety and fun to your collection of lighted buildings. It?s more than just your standard red brick structure. This gathering place for the family has an Oriental style roof miniature trees in the windows garland and bows along the front and it?s ablaze with light that invites the whole neighborhood in for a party. Includes cord for the light. 5.5 x 5 x 7 inches.
Ever upbeat Bob Crachit and Tiny Tim are rendered in hand-painted porcelain in this figurine. "Bob Cratchit And Tiny Tim" shows Bob carrying his sick child on his shoulders as a dog runs playfully beside them. This accessory is designed as part of the Dickens' Village Series which is produced exclusively by Department 56.
Department 56 Villages set the gold standard for Holiday lit houses. Department 56 introduces the Colonial Williamsburg Village--authentic reproductions of a church shop and home in Colonial Willimsburg. Included in the collection are character figurines and display accessories that complete a village scene.
- Colonial Williamsburg Village accessory figurine
- Porcelain
- Three males around firelight with drum
- Decoration not a toy remove surface dust with fine brush or feather duster use no liquid cleaners
This is where the locals go for a hair-raising new 'do. The "Hair Today Gone Tomorrow Salon" is a brick building with a spider web design on the door and a vulture peers over the front window. Designed and manufactured exclusively by Department 56.[]
Introduced for the Alpine Village this beautifully detailed porcelain building depicts a typical Alpine castle. This lit building is hand painted and includes a switched cord and bulb. Designed and manufactured exclusively for Department 56.[]
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