Lemax Plymouth Corners Lobster Pot Lighted Building brings a charming coastal atmosphere to any holiday village display. This detailed piece from the 2005 collection features a classic seaside restaurant design, complete with a rooftop lookout tower, nautical decor like life rings and anchors, and festive wreaths for a seasonal touch. The building is illuminated from within, casting a warm glow through the windows to highlight the intricate textures of the stone and wood-style siding. Originally a Michaels Stores exclusive, this collectible includes a 6-foot power cord with an easy-to-use on/off switch. Measurements: • Box Height: 8.5″ • Box Width: 10″ • Box Depth: 6.5″
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The product is a retired 2009 Lemax Village Chimney Sweep from the Coventry Cove Christmas collection. They will not be perfect. We really try our best to describe the flaws. We are human and guess what, we make mistakes.
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I have for sale a Dickensville Collectables Porcelain Lighted House / Brown Sons (NOMA CAT NUMBER 6109). The light bulb works as well as the on/off switch.
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St Nicholas Square Village Collection. I buy my product from. oº°¨¨¨¨¨¨°ºoIoº°¨¨¨¨¨°ºo.
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This traditional style Christmas village accessory features a rectangular shape with a multicolor paint finish, depicting a festive and seasonal scene.
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This multicolored resin building, manufactured in 2004, features an illuminated design and is part of the Heroes character family. in great shape, does show evidence of usage. Look at pictures for condition.
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These handwritten and non‑standard markings are typical of early 1980s Snow Village pieces before production was fully standardized. Variant molded title wording on underside. Early Snow Village brick house with illuminated windows.
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Department 56 Snow Village Easter Egg Painting Studio #55385 Retired 2005. In good condition. Some paint missing on one corner, noted in photos. Light is in working condition
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