Vintage Geo Z Lefton Christmas Colonial Village Porcelain Carolers Villagers

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The Vintage Geo Z Lefton Christmas Colonial Village Porcelain Carolers Villagers are a set of 8 figurines depicting people and dogs in a colonial style, perfect for seasonal holiday decor. Made of high-quality porcelain, these figurines are signed by GZL and feature a multicolor design typical of holiday villages. With a nostalgic theme from the late 20th century, these villagers are a charming addition to any Christmas display, adding a touch of vintage charm to your home. Made in Sri Lanka, these collectible figurines are a unique and festive find for collectors and holiday enthusiasts alike. Email with questions. Thanks for looking!

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Vintage 1986 Lefton Colonial Village Lighted Christmas 3 Gable House 05824

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The Vintage 1986 Lefton Colonial Village Lighted Christmas 3 Gable House 05824 is a charming ceramic and porcelain Christmas village house from the late 20th century. With a multicolor painted finish and a colonial style, this collectible piece is a part of the original Colonial Village collection by Lefton. Measuring 7 inches in length, this lighted house is designed for adults and would make a lovely addition to any room during the holiday season. Made in Taiwan in 1986, this vintage piece brings a touch of nostalgia and festive cheer to collectors and Christmas enthusiasts alike. Prompt shipping.

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Lefton Colonial Village M.S. Miller Painter #11261 1997 BOXED WITH DEED Title

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The Lefton Colonial Village M.S. Miller Painter #11261 from 1997 is a collectible porcelain Christmas village house in a multicolor design. This artistically crafted piece by M.S. depicts a colonial-themed village scene perfect for any room during the holiday season. Packaged in a box with the original deed title, this collectible is part of the Lefton brand’s seasonal collection, adding a touch of nostalgia and charm to any Christmas decor.

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