The Dept 56 Heritage Village Collection Craggy Cove Lighthouse 59307 is a medium-sized, asymmetrical porcelain lighthouse that is hand-painted with a traditional style. This illuminated, retired piece from 1987 is suitable for seasonal village displays and features a multicolor finish. It is part of the New England Village collection and depicts the Craggy Cove Lighthouse, making it a charming addition to any Christmas or nautical-themed decor. The lighthouse comes in its original boxed packaging and is a unique collectible piece from the late 20th century. Absolutely perfect condition! Includes all original packaging including cord & light Outer sleeve weathered …
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Dept 56 New England Christmas Village Craggy Cove Lighthouse #59370 Department 56 Christmas Village Heritage Village Collection New England Village Series Craggy Cove Lighthouse #59370 Vintage 1987 7 3/4” Tall 8 1/2” x 6” Single Light Bulb & Cord Included Original Styrofoam Box Included Missing Cardboard Sleeve In Good Condition No Chips or Cracks Free Shipping Ships Next Business Day Shipped With USPS Mail
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A nice touch is the way the light catches the icicles, adding a crisp feel to the Christmas village.
The Dept. 56 New England Village Series “Craggy Cove Lighthouse” 5930-7 is a large ceramic and porcelain house in the Cape Cod style, featuring a matte painted finish in multicolored hues. This Christmas-themed lighthouse, designed by Dept 56 Resident artist, comes boxed and with a light inside, making it suitable for any tabletop display in any room. Manufactured in 1987 as part of the New England Village collection, this Victorian-era piece stands at 8” tall and 8 1/2” wide, adding a festive touch to any holiday decor. All my items ship out the same or the next day carefully packaged I combine shipping whenever possible
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Department 56 1987 New England Village Series “Craggy Cove Lighthouse” Beautiful Early Edition Excellent Sleeved Boxed Please use cart feature for combination shipping discounts
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