Set of two primitive folk art wooden saltbox houses, hand-painted. Flat-backed construction, designed to sit on a shelf or ledge. Larger house stands approx. Smaller house stands approx. 6″ tall x 8.5″ wide, natural wood-grain roof, burgundy body, cream window trim.
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The Hawthorne Village Welcome To Mayberry Floyd’s Barbershop is a medium-sized ceramic house from the late 20th century, showcasing the character of Andy Griffith. Part of the Hawthorne Village collection, this village piece is designed in a rectangular shape with a multicolor painted finish. Perfect for collectors or fans of TV, movies, and music, this original piece is an ideal addition to any room during the holiday season. Made in Thailand in 1998, this house is part of the nostalgic-themed villages and houses collection. No box or COA included.
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You will find that this village piece works well on a bookshelf or as Christmas centerpiece.
The VTG 1994 Liberty Falls Band Stand AH99 & AH98 Welcome To Liberty Falls Sign is a collectible Christmas village from 1994. The set includes the Band Stand AH99 and Welcome To Liberty Falls sign, perfect for adding a nostalgic touch to your holiday decor. Made by the brand Liberty Falls, these pieces are ideal for collectors who appreciate vintage Christmas villages and houses. With a fall occasion theme, these items are sure to be a charming addition to any seasonal display. Liberty Falls Sign Has No Box
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In excellent used condition. Beautiful. Very clean. Not sure that it’s ever been displayed. No chips or cracks or repairs. Excellent color. Comes with light, cord, original box and packing material. Box does have a little bit of cosmetic damage as shown. Please see pictures for details.
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Dept 56 Welcome To Snow Village Population Sign EUC #55155 Town Road Accessory. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
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There is no box. This originally had 2 pieces, the family and a minister/pastor. The pastor/minister is missing. This piece was first released in 1999 and retired in 2001. This couple with their newborn make a very good piece for the front of any church.
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What stands out about this piece is the Department 56 heritage, bringing character to any village display.
All 3 pieces of this set are still unwrapped yet have sturdy bases for easier & better standing.
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