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- Introduced January 2020
- Materials Zinc alloy, Polyresin, Plastic, LED, Stone Powder
- Measurements of Product 10.71 in H x 4.53 in W x 4.53 in L
Collectibles and Traditions, Department 56, Department 56, Harry Potter
Dept. 56 Harry Potter™ The Owlery
The Owlery is a room on the top of Hogwarts Castle’s West Tower, where the school owls and the owls belonging to students lived during the school year. The Owlery was a circular stone room, rather cold and drafty, because none of the windows had glass in them. The lack of glass in the windows allowed the owls to come and go freely.
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This piece has great details and is perfect with the other pieces in this collection.
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