Department 56 Pickford Place Christmas In The City Series Dated 1995 NIB
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Department 56 Pickford Place Christmas In The City Series Dated 1995 NIB.
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Department 56 Pickford Place Christmas In The City Series Dated 1995 NIB.
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Up for your consideration is a Dept 56 CHRISTMAS IN CITY 1995 Pickford Place #58877 MINT in Box. In original excellent condition. These would be great addition to your Victorian style!
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The retired, 1st edition village display is part of the Christmas in the City collection and features multicolor, solid-colored patterns, and a Matt finish.
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“Pickford Place” from the Department 56 Christmas in the City Series. Originally introduced in 1995 and retired in 1998, this hand-painted porcelain brownstone features beautiful architectural details, including red window trim, a classic entry awning, and miniature snow-dusted evergreens. • Series: Heritage Village Collection – Christmas in the City • Model: #58877 • Retired • Approximate Dimensions: 10″ H x 3″ L x 5″ W • Condition: USED/ PREOWNED. Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs noted. Tested & Works. • Included: Original porcelain building, foam/sleeve packaging, light cord and bulb. Little porch light to the right of the door is included and will be packed separately in a small bag.
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Top of the piece has been reglued; lighting tested and includes appropriate light cord. Product: Department 56 Pickford Place, Christmas in the City Series #58877U. Material: hand-painted porcelain. Packaging: outer sleeve/box has minor wear, tear, and creasing; box will have shelf wear or creasing; listing photos are representative. Series: Christmas in the City Series introduced in 1987; offers city buildings, shops, transportation and holiday scenes. Seller: We-R-Toys; items from a clean, smoke-free, pet-free environment; ships FAST and Pack with CARE. .
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