Vtg Hawthorne Village Falbrooke Florist Thomas Kinkade Lighted Sculpture 1999

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Step into a charming scene with the Hawthorne Village Falbrooke Florist Lighted Sculpture. This beautiful, multicolor resin piece from the Lamplight Village Collection brings a touch of Victorian elegance to any display. This limited edition, vintage lighted sculpture is a truly special find, personally signed by the renowned artist Thomas Kinkade. Its illuminated windows create a warm, inviting glow, making it a delightful decorative accent for collectors of lighted village buildings. This pre-owned Falbrooke Florist figurine is in good condition; it appears intact with no visible chips or cracks. The windows are illuminated, confirming the lighting function works, and the base label remains clear and legible.

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Hawthorne Thomas Kinkade Lamplight Village Windermere Cottage Resin 1996

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The Hawthorne Thomas Kinkade Lamplight Village Windermere Cottage is a beautifully hand-painted resin house from the late 20th century. This asymmetrical village house, featuring a multicolor design, is suitable for display in any room. As part of Thomas Kinkade’s Lamplight Village collection, this handmade cottage is a charming addition to any holiday or seasonal decor, showcasing a quaint and whimsical style that captures the essence of a traditional village scene.

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“JEFFERSON”S ORDINAIRE” Colonial America Collection LeVan Studios Excellent Cond

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This vintage Hawthorne Village house is a unique addition to any collection. Created by Ken LeVan in 1991, this small rectangular house is part of the Colonial America Collection. It features a colorful design and is made of resin material. The house is handmade and signed by the artist, making it a limited edition piece. The item measures 6.5 inches in length, 3.5 inches in width, and 3.25 inches in height, with a weight of 2 pounds. It is in excellent condition and It is not in its original box.

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