The Fontanini Platforms Build-A-Scene Set of 4 accessory is a 5″ heirloom Nativity scene from Italy. This collectible set features a theme centered around the Bible, biblical figures, and the Nativity story, making it a meaningful addition to any holiday or seasonal display. The set of 4 platforms allows for the creation of a detailed and immersive scene, perfect for collectors and those who appreciate religious-themed decor. Made by the renowned brand Fontanini, this set is a high-quality and timeless piece for any Nativity enthusiast. These are in excellent, like new condition. Smoke free home. Happy shopping.
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In the style of Erzgebirge and Putz, but actually by Italian craftspeople. Very clean and fresh pieces, with typical surface wear and aging of materials. One missing wing (to the yellow one) and one missing drum stick (from the white one) — otherwise complete.
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The Department 56 Village Moss is a unique and contemporary Village Accessory that adds an asymmetrical shape to any room. With a green and sandstone color scheme, this original piece from 1999 is perfect for all occasions and can be used in any room. Made in Italy, this collectible features a realistic moss pattern that complements various themes and styles within the Department 56 Villages collection. Enjoy the charm and detail of this contemporary piece for your holiday and seasonal decor. Any questions, please ask.
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CONDITION: The music plays when waterfall is turned. Water Mill House. This rare piece is wonderful and is waiting a new loving owner. 9.5” Tall x 12” Wide x 6.5” Deep. Made of Wood Cardboard Wire And Paint.
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The Fontanini 5″ Fence Set is a festive addition to any Christmas village display, part of the Nativity collection. Perfect for adding a touch of authenticity and tradition to your seasonal display.
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Rialto Bridge. Venice, Italy. International Village III. The oldest bridge in the city was built between 1588-1591 and was the only foot path and permanent link between the two banks of the Grand Canal.
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This item was in an Estate that my wife cleared out for a woman that moved into an assisted living facility. The back of the box shows the check mark on the left lower box. This will be your mistake.
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