Vintage 1989 Rex & Lee Ceramic Christmas Village Post Office Blue House Holiday

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Vintage 1989 Rex & Lee Co. ceramic Christmas village building depicts a charming blue brick Post Office with a snow-dusted orange roof. This hand-painted piece features intricate details including a brown door, blue-paned windows, and a small evergreen tree. A circular opening in the back allows for a clip-in light cord (not included) to illuminate the windows for a cozy holiday display. Measurements: • Width: 5.5″ • Height: 5″ • Depth: 4″

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Lemax 2006 Tudor Post Office Enchanted Forest #65382 Town Center With Box

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The Lemax 2006 Tudor Post Office Enchanted Forest #65382 Town Center is a beautifully hand-painted miniature building from the Christmas Village Lighted Building collection. This English-style Tudor post office, featuring intricate details and painted finish, is suitable for furniture placement in any room. Made of porcelain and measuring 6 1/4″ in length, 7 1/4″ in height, and 4 1/4″ in width, this collectible piece is a perfect addition to any holiday and seasonal decor. Presented in its original packaging, this Lemax creation brings a touch of magic and whimsy to your Christmas decorations. Always stored in smoke free, pet free environment. No missing, broken, repaired parts

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Vintage Hawthorne Rockwell Home For The Holidays Collection “Letters To Santa”

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The Vintage Hawthorne Rockwell Home For The Holidays Collection “Letters To Santa” is a small Christmas village piece featuring a post office shape. Hand painted and signed by Thomas Rockwell, this collectible item from 1993 is part of the Rockwell’s Home for the Holidays collection by Hawthorne Village. The mixed materials piece depicts a letter to Santa, making it a charming addition to any room during the holiday season. Perfect for adult collectors, this unique item comes boxed and is a nostalgic tribute to the late 20th-century Christmas celebrations.

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