Battersea is one of the UK's oldest and best known animal rescue centers. Note this building is neither endorsed by, nor benefits, the Battersea Charity and is fictional in nature....
Department 56 has issued a 25th Anniversary Edition of Bean And Son Smithy Shop. Several details of offer similarities to the original introduced in 1984; large double doors, steep sloping...
Inspired by the historic English Cricket clubhouses, the sporty green siding is offset by the bright red curtains. Members can relax on the front porch or view the game from...
Recalling the historic coastal homes where city dwellers would spend holidays. To keep thatching in place, weights would be tied to the corners of the roof-line. A simple pine sprig...
Department 56 has issued a 25th Anniversary Edition of Candle Shop. The new design offers similarities to the original introduced in 1984; blue slate hip roof, upper floor dormer, and...
Platinum Exclusive. Once considered the second most important church in the city, after St. Paul's Cathedral, the historic church was destroyed by the Great Fire of London and rebuilt by...
The precursor to the movie theaters, magic lantern shows became widespread in London during the 1800's. Similar to more modern day slide projectors, a magic lantern used a light source...
A Coaching House was also called a coaching inn, and was a vital part of transportation and the infrastructure of England until the rail systems were fully up and running....
Centuries ago, churches were often the center of community in England. As such, townspeople sacrificed much so that their place of worship would be a fine, lasting tribute to God....
The fair isle of Britain is known for many specialty trades, one of which is dairy production. It's thus appropriate to tribute the eighth in our Twelfth Night series as...
Part of the Dickens' Village Series from Department 56. Victorian England, where many traditions we celebrate today took shape. Ewart Public Library, Hand-crafted and hand-painted porcelain lit building. Includes light...
This charming Dickens' Village building includes a specially developed sound chip of song birds and provides an almost ambient background noise. Birds were extremely popular in 19th century England. Introduced...
Frost Fair Sled & Sleigh Rentals shows has a very festive flavor, freshly painted in bright colors to attract fair goers to the fun activities available. Frost Fair, a grouping...
A quaint fishing village Yarmouth is on the Eastern coast of the isle, on the North Sea. Our lighthouse is beautifully constructed of stone and stucco, with an adjoining house...
Department 56 has issued a 25th Anniversary Edition of Green Grocer. This new building offers similarities to the original introduced in 1984; a thatched roof made from straw, small diamond...
Now over 500 years old, Hampton Court Palace is one of the most interesting historical attractions in London. Many details of this design are unsurpassed, including the fancy brickwork of...
Charming country church. Features designed to look as if it was constructed with field stone, wood shake shingles, and bright windows all reflect the beautiful interior glow. Details include colorful...
This delightful cottage holds a prospering business. The front courtyard is surrounded by 3 arch capped french style doors allowing light to spill out and reflect off of the showcased...
This latest addition to the Dickens Village Series was inspired by the life of Charles Dickens himself. When Charles was young, his father had to spend time in the Marshalsea...
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...
Anglophiles might agree, one of the most charming aspects of the British countryside is the variety of beautiful English cottages, of which Olde Vine Cottage is a wonderful example. Introduced...
As part of the second oldest university in the English speaking world, the Radcliffe Camera, is a focal point at Oxford University, in Oxford, England. The name "Camera" comes from...
Tom Tower is the bell tower in Oxford, England and houses the "Great Tom" bell, the loudest bell in the city. The stone tower was designed by Christopher Wren and...
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...
This is the 12th piece & final piece for the "Twelfth Night" series in Dickens' Village. The Corps of Drums, also known as "Drums" was originally used as signallers when...
2020 Limited Edition. Hand numbered and limited to only 2,500 pieces. Russell Street Books reminds us of the writings from Charles Dickens, popular and written to enact change to the...
"Saint Pancras Old Church" is a parish church in Somers Town, Central London. It is believed to be the oldest site of Christian worship in England and may date back...
Traditionally, churches are a bestselling design in Dickens Village. The hanging bell used on St. Clive's caught the attention of our artist and inspired this design. This unique bell is...
Let there be music in the Village! The detailed interior scene shows some of the fine musical wares of this London business. Designed to accompany Dickens Village by Department 56...
Part of Twelfth Night, Ten Lords Manor celebrates the elegant competition of show jumping. Dressed in fine clothing especially suited for the sport, riders train with their horses in hopes...
All aboard! This antique train consists of three cars: the engine, the coal car and the passenger carriage. A must-have for all train lovers and an excellent pairing to Fullarton...
Gatehouses provided protection, creating a stopping checkpoint at the entrance of an estate, with the gatekeeper having comfortable quarters upstairs. The red banner with the 3 lions indicates nobility lives...