The Department 56 Christmas in the City Russian Tea Room Illuminated Ceramic 2006 is a festive addition to any Christmas decor collection. This multicolored ceramic piece is part of the Christmas in the City collection by Department 56, featuring an illuminated design that adds a cozy ambiance to any room. With its seasonal theme and original 2006 manufacturing, this vintage piece is a perfect display item for adult collectors looking to add a touch of holiday cheer to their home. Was opened but never used.
Rare, Flatiron Building from Dept 56. Found at estate sale. The box corners have tears. You can see that the building was taken care of. Ask questions if needed.
The DEPT 56 Christmas in the City Village Train 6011380 is a large, traditional style Christmas village train suitable for adults and any room in the house. Manufactured in 2023, this collectible features a multicolor painted finish and comes boxed. Part of the Christmas in the City collection by Department 56, this train is a charming addition to any holiday decor, perfect for those who love trains and cities. Made of porcelain and ceramic, this original piece is a delightful addition to any Christmas village display.
We aim to be very accurate and thorough with our listings providing exact photos and precise descriptions. Dept 56 Crystal Gardens Conservatory Christmas in the City – Illuminated. This village piece as well as accessories (including an unopened bag of “fresh fallen snow”) are in EXCELLENT condition and come with ORIGINAL PACKAGING – also in EXCELLENT condition. We hope you thoroughly enjoy this piece!
Department 56 illuminated Cathedral of St. Paul, part of their Historical Landmarks Series of the Christmas in the City Collection. This was a special release commemorating the 25th Anniversary of Department 56. Includes original wiring and bulbs. 11 1/4 inches high, 11 inches long, and 8 inches wide. In Very good used working condition The cross on the front of the Church has been repaired (see Pics). This is the Patina version of the. It was retired in 2005. Does not include the original box.