Vtg 1993 Santa’s Best Spirit Of America Christmas Replacement Town Hall

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Description: Beautiful hand painted porcelain Town Hall is in good/lightly displayed condition. This is meant to be a replacement piece for the Spirit Of America 10 pc Porcelain Collectables Village manufactured by Santa’s Best for retail distribution. It measures approx 4 1/2″ x 4″ x 5″ tall. You are receiving only the figure shown, it does not include the light/cord, box, other houses or any accessories. No chips, cracks or grazing is present. Expect some minor paint loss consistent with age. The photo of the box in the last frame is for reference only so you’ll be sure to get the right piece for your set. Could also be a stand-alone piece but you will need to purchase a mini-light cord. Important: Please note the dimensions listed as size cannot be determined based on pictures alone. Colors may appear different in person due to lighting, monitor/phone settings, etc…… Because this is a vintage/displayed piece, some minor cleaning may be necessary. International Buyers: All International items will be shipped to the eBay Global shipping center for processing. Buyers are required to pay additional shipping charges for postage outside the US as well as customs fees when applicable. Payment & Shipping: We accept all forms of payment through PayPal. Payment is expected at time of purchase. Once payment is received your item will be shipped from our smoke-free home the following business day via USPS or UPS depending on size/weight.

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Vtg 1993 Santa’s Best Spirit Of America Christmas Town Hall

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The product is a vintage 1993 Santa’s Best Spirit Of America Christmas town hall building. This ceramic and porcelain Christmas village piece is hand painted in multicolor, reflecting a classic Americana style. Part of the Spirit Of America collection, this town hall building is a perfect addition to any holiday and seasonal collectible display, representing the festive atmosphere of Christmas celebrations in the 1990s. **3rd & 4th pics show tiny chips**

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