This vintage Department 56 Beekman House from the 1995 Christmas in the City collection is a charming addition to any holiday village display. Crafted with detailed multi-color design, it features classic architectural elements and festive accents like green awnings and a wreath on the door. The porcelain figurine captures the essence of a historic city building, perfect for collectors or seasonal decoration. It is in very good condition and comes with its original box, making it a valuable piece for enthusiasts of holiday villages and vintage collectibles. This tall, narrow hand-painted porcelain building features a classic city brownstone design with green striped awnings, black fire escapes and balconies, holiday wreaths, detailed architectural trim, and illuminated-style windows. Marked on the underside Christmas in the City Series – Beekman House – Department 56 – 1995. Original Department 56 box is included. Catalog dimensions: 10.5″ tall x 3″ wide x 5 deep. The piece was introduced in 1995 and later retired. Light/cord is not included. Please note that only the components shown are included. A beautiful architectural piece for a Department 56 Christmas in the City display or holiday village collection.
&####128680; Department 56 Ferrara Bakery & Cafe 59272 Christmas In The City Lighted House. The box is damaged. It doesn’t have any kind of chip or crack. Please check images what you see is what you get.
Add a touch of American city life to your Christmas village with this beautifully hand-painted ceramic and porcelain model of a row house from Dept 56’s Christmas in the City collection. The multicolored building, manufactured in 2007, features exquisite details and a 3D effect that will bring your holiday display to life. The “East Village Row House” is boxed and includes an illuminated feature that adds a warm glow to the snowy scene. Perfect for adult collectors, this original piece will make a great addition to any Christmas village collection. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this charming piece of holiday decor. The very top spire on the middle house has been broken off. Otherwise no other chips. There is a little damage to the slip cover.
The Department 56 Christmas in the City Village 7400 Beacon Hill Lit House 4030346 is a beautifully crafted Christmas Village house from the Christmas in the City collection by Department 56. This collectible piece features a city-themed design, perfect for adding a festive touch to any holiday display. The lit house illuminates and adds a warm ambiance to the village scene, making it a charming and delightful addition to any Christmas decor.
Three piece set, complete and in great condition! A small area of missing paint on the back stack of logs. Comes with original packaging and working light cord.
Up for sale is a. Department 56 “7400 Beacon Hill” lighted house. Christmas in the City Village Series. This highly detailed collectible features classic urban architecture with illuminated windows, making it a standout piece for any Department 56 village display. Replacement or expansion pieces. Retired / hard-to-find village collections.
56 Christmas In The City “Caffe’ Tazio ” #56.59253. It is in very good displayed condition. It comes with anywhere lighting. I have found no chips or cracks. The previous owner broke the back lamp over the door in the back of the building, he told me when he was putting it away for the season and forgot about it. He bought a silver replacement one that looks great with it. The broken one is included, if you have a steady hand you could repair it. A regular light cord collar is included but a light cord is NOT, Dept. 56 didn’t include one with it. The detail is great. It measures 9 inches high x 5 1/2 inches long x 4 1/2 inches wide. It is a great for display in your village. Every village needs a coffee shop. It has been stored in a smoke free home. The sleeve is clean. Check out my other auctions for more great Dept. 56 and other items. Pa residents are charged 6 % Pa. I will do all I can to resolve any issue as I may have missed something in my description but never intentionally.