Currier & Ive Museum of City Of NY “American Homestead Winter” Lighted House

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The Currier & Ive Museum of City Of NY “American Homestead Winter” Lighted House is a medium-sized, illuminated Christmas village house featuring a winter snow scene. This asymmetrical-shaped porcelain house is part of the Museum of City of New York replicas collection and depicts a country style winter homestead. With a multicolor finish and measuring 9 inches in length, 7-1/2 inches in height, and 6 inches in width, this vintage-inspired piece is perfect for indoor display in any room during the holiday season. The lighted house comes in a boxed packaging, making it a charming addition to any Christmas village display. Comes with all clean original packaging including the cord & light . Beautiful country home piece . PV

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CATS MEOW VTG Handmade Wooden Village Lot OHIO church Mill Fountain Antique Mini

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Wooden houses Great for a miniature village Includes Fountain (unmarked) Black cat antiques (cats meow) Old mill pigeon forge (cats meow 1992) Two churches made by local miniature memories in Ohio Handpainted 1990 by Debra Fulk grant street school Some have signs of use such as the mill / some damage on bottom and some writing on back (crayon will come off) Marks, or other imperfections present due to age and use See photos Nice bundle lot !!!!

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Dickens Collectables Accessories 270-6448 Porcelain Covered Bridge Figurine 1995

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The Dickens Collectables Accessories 270-6448 Porcelain Covered Bridge Figurine from 1995 is a charming addition to any holiday or seasonal decor collection. This medium-sized, rectangular figurine features a matte finish in a brick red color, with a country-style design that perfectly captures the nostalgia of Christmas past. Made of porcelain and ceramic, this collectors’ item comes boxed and is a part of the Dickens Village series, showcasing a quaint covered bridge scene that is sure to delight both adults and children alike.

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