Department 56-Snow Village Door-To-Door Sales #55139 NEWđź’–
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Bring your Village to life with special touches, local characters and residents!
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Bring your Village to life with special touches, local characters and residents!
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We try to exceed expectations. We will not pump up under quality goods. We will describe any defects that are known to us.
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We try to exceed expectations. We will not pump up under quality goods. We will describe any defects that are known to us.
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T his is the Yankee Bud Bell Casting house. Local pick up available near Madison, WI.
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T his is the Yankee Bud Bell Casting house. Local pick up available near Madison, WI.
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A nice touch is the candlelight visible through the window, giving the house a warm Christmas feeling.
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Introduced in December 1992- Retired in December 1995. This Retired beautiful piece is a hand painted Porcelain Original.
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The Dept. 56 New England Village “Yankee Jud Bell Casting” #5643-0 is a medium-sized ceramic house from the Victorian era, made of ceramic and porcelain. It features a bell foundry theme, with a matte painted finish and multicolor detailing. This collectible item, suitable for any tabletop display, comes boxed with a light for Christmas decor. Manufactured in 1992 by Department 56, this piece is a part of the New England Village collection and would make a great addition to any Christmas village display. All my items ship out the same or the next day carefully packaged I combine shipping whenever possible
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The Dept 56 “Peanut Brittle Factory” is a collectible Christmas village piece made of ceramic and porcelain. RETIRED December 2002.
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This is a preowned item with normal signs of wear (unless noted as NEW). The front piece still works as you can see in the video.
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