The 2023 Michael’s Ceramic Paintable 2000s Bisque Lighted Village House is a large, white ceramic and porcelain house designed for Christmas villages. This handmade, limited edition piece from Make Market features a store shape with dimensions of 9 inches in length, 6 inches in height, and 5 inches in width. The bisque finish allows for painting, adding a personalized touch to any holiday display. Crafted in China, this collectible item weighs 2 pounds and 12 ounces, making it a perfect addition to any seasonal decor.
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The DICKENS VILLAGE SIGN Vintage 1987 Department 56 Heritage Series is a small, asymmetrical ceramic and porcelain figurine from the late 20th century. Hand-painted with a bisque finish, this traditional-style piece features a multicolor design that reflects the Christmas theme of the Dickens Village collection. This retired collectible is a part of the original Heritage Series by Department 56, making it a valuable addition to any holiday decor.
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This Bisque Porcelain Village Market House is a charming Christmas collectible depicting a quaint village market scene. Hand-painted in vibrant colors, this original piece is made of high-quality porcelain and features a bisque finish. Perfect for adding a touch of holiday cheer to any room, this lighted house from Thailand is a lovely addition to any Christmas village collection.
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Each has a wire loop for hanging except the man & woman skating(see last picture to see gold cord, which can be removed).
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The Bluebird Cottage Candle House is a charming porcelain collectible featuring a floral pattern in white, green, pink, and blue colors. This house-shaped candle holder is decorated with delicate hand-painted details and a bluebird character, perfect for the spring season. Manufactured in 2002 as part of the Snowbunnies collection by Department 56, this English-style cottage-themed piece is a timeless addition to any room, adding a touch of seasonal elegance to your holiday decor.
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