Vintage TMD Designs Ceramic Christmas Lighted Work Shop Collectible No Cord

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The VTG TMD Designs Ceramic Christmas Lighted Work Shop is a collectible piece perfect for creating a festive atmosphere during the holiday season. Made of ceramic and porcelain, this 90’s style Christmas village building features a multicolor painted finish with a seasonal workshop theme. The charming design is ideal for any room and adds a nostalgic touch to your holiday decor, with Santa Claus as the subject of the piece. This unique and handcrafted item is sure to be a standout addition to any Christmas village collection.

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Lot of Vintage Christmas Village Accessories Hand Painted 80s 90s

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Vintage Christmas Village Accessories Handmade and Hand Painted in the 80s and 90s Trees- lot of 4- approx. 2.75″-3.25″ high- 2 different colors Trees – lot of 2- approx. 4.25″ high- 2 different colors Caroling people- lot of 3 pieces- 2.5″-3.5″ high Couple and children with snowman- approx. 3.5″ high Lamposts are approx. 6″ high Horses with sleighs- lot of 2 approx. 3.25″ high x 7″ long (2 different colors) This item comes from a smoke-free, pet-friendly home.

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Rare Vintage 90s The Cats Meow Wood Shelf Sitter Village 6 pc lot Collectible

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Enhance your collection with this rare vintage 80-90s The Cats Meow Wood Shelf Sitter Village 6 pc lot Collectible. This unique piece features an asymmetrical abstract shape with a 3D effect, perfect for any room in your home. The artist, Jaline, has signed this piece with a hard-signed autograph format, making it a one-of-a-kind addition to your collection. The multicolor finish and painted wood material make this piece a perfect fit for any occasion and a great conversation starter. This handmade art deco style piece is a limited edition collectible from the United States, featuring the brand's signature village theme. Add this piece to your collection today and enjoy the charming character of “buildings” in the abstract pattern.

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