Dickens' Village
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Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Gift Sets, Retired Buildings & Accessories, Unique Gifts
Dept. 56 Silver Series Dickens Village Chelsea Gardens Residence Retired
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Gift Sets, Retired Buildings & Accessories, Unique GiftsDept. 56 Silver Series Dickens Village Chelsea Gardens Residence Retired
the Chelsea Gardens Residence is ready fo the Holiday Season with just a few final touches. Add the Fresh Fallen Snow and this will be a lovely addition to your village
SKU: D049 RT -
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Retired Buildings & Accessories
Dept. 56 Dickens Continental Tour Or London? Figurine
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Retired Buildings & AccessoriesDept. 56 Dickens Continental Tour Or London? Figurine
A conductor is frazzled as a wealthy couple arrives at his depot with more than enough luggage for two. They’re going on an impromptu vacation; the only question is whether it should be a visit to downtown London or a scenic ride through the countryside?
SKU: HV039 RT -
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Retired Buildings & Accessories
Dept. 56 Dickens Village Oden R. Hicks Fish & Chips Retired
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Retired Buildings & AccessoriesDept. 56 Dickens Village Oden R. Hicks Fish & Chips Retired
There’s not a heartier and more distinctly English meal on the menu than fish and chips! Odin R. Hicks serves herring, freshly caught and beer-battered, with a side of hot salted chips to all the hungry people of Dickens Village.
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Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Retired Buildings & Accessories
Dept. 56 Dickens Village Royal Bank of Cornhill
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Retired Buildings & AccessoriesDept. 56 Dickens Village Royal Bank of Cornhill
As the financial center of London and, by extension, all of England, Cornhill is a district full of banks such as this one. The regal design of the building seeks to strike customers’ eyes and draw them away from rivals.
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Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Retired Buildings & Accessories
Dept. 56 Dickens Village Victorian Grange House
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Retired Buildings & AccessoriesDept. 56 Dickens Village Victorian Grange House
Grange houses are historically mid-size to larger homes found on farms. Land ownership allowed for a comfortable house, big enough so that part of the farm responsibilities could be conveniently done within the structure.
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Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Retired Buildings & Accessories
Dept. 56 Dickens’ Village A Country Outing
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village, Retired Buildings & AccessoriesDept. 56 Dickens’ Village A Country Outing
As winters sets begins in the English countryside, a mother, wearing her warmest dress, takes her young child out for a sleigh ride through the snow.
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Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village
Dept. 56 Dickens’ Village Battersea The Dogs’ Home New 2021
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' VillageDept. 56 Dickens’ Village Battersea The Dogs’ Home New 2021
Battersea has been looking after abandoned and unwanted animals since 1860 and is based in South West London. Each year they care for over 7,000 dogs and cats. It is one of the UK’s oldest and best known animal rescue centers.
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Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village
Dept. 56 Dickens’ Village Chelsea On the Thames Pub New 2021
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' VillageDept. 56 Dickens’ Village Chelsea On the Thames Pub New 2021
This friendly drinking establishment is located just on the edge of the Thames River where the outside steps lead down to the water. It is a local gathering place for salty seamen and and local street vendors.
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Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village
Dept. 56 Dickens’ Village Cotswold Greengrocer New 2021
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' VillageDept. 56 Dickens’ Village Cotswold Greengrocer New 2021
The Cotswold’s is a beautiful rural area west and south of London filled with rolling hills and quaint architecture. The greengrocer is a British and Australian term used to describe a retailer where mainly fruits and vegetables are sold.
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Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village
Dept. 56 Dickens’ Village Drummers Drumming New 2021
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' VillageDept. 56 Dickens’ Village Drummers Drumming New 2021
The member if the Royal Corps of Drums traditionally use the side drum as a signalling device in battle. Their disctinctively coloured uniforms help to make them stand out on the battlefield.
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Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village
Dept. 56 Dickens’ Village Four Calling Birds Tree New 2021
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' VillageDept. 56 Dickens’ Village Four Calling Birds Tree New 2021
Based on the traditional English Carol, the “Twelve Days of Christmas”, our interpretation of “Four Calling Birds” is represented by four crows or blackbirds. They perch on a bright red holiday garland strung between two sisal trees.
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Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' Village
Dept. 56 Dickens’ Village Grip Inspires Poe New 2021
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Dickens' VillageDept. 56 Dickens’ Village Grip Inspires Poe New 2021
Did you know that Charles Dickens and Edgar Allan Poe met? It happened on Dickens’ first trip to the United States in 1842. Poe, who first “met” the character, Grip, in Dickens’ serial novel “Barnaby Rudge” became the subject of Poe’s most famous poem.
SKU: HV106
