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Department 56 Dickens’ Village Shoeing The Horse Accessory Figurine Review

Department 56 Dickens’ Village Shoeing The Horse Accessory Figurine Overview

Department 56 Villages set the gold standard for Holiday lit houses. The Dickens’ Village Series of hand-painted porcelain houses debuted in 1984. Victorian England at the time of Charles Dickens was a center of culture for the world, where many traditions we celebrate today took shape. This series will inspire your feelings of Christmas past and yet to come. in 2010 we continue to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Dickens’ Village Series.

Department 56 Dickens’ Village Shoeing The Horse Accessory Figurine Feature

• Dickens Village figurine
• Resin
• Man affixing horseshoe on rear hoof of brown horse accessory figurine
• Christmas decoration not a toy remove surface dust with fine brush or feather duster use no liquid cleaners

Department 56 Dickens Village H Smythe, Publisher Review

Department 56 Dickens Village H Smythe, Publisher Overview

“H. Smythe, Publisher” is a lighted porcelain building that is representative of a publisher that might have published some of Charles Dickens’ first works. This hand-painted building is three stories tall and features tiny lanterns that hang over the front window. The Dickens’ Village Series is designed and manufactured exclusively by Department 56.

Department 56 Dickens Village H Smythe, Publisher Feature

• Department 56 Dickens Village H Smythe, Publisher

Department 56 Dickens Village Lanterns For Sale Review

Department 56 Dickens Village Lanterns For Sale Feature

• Size: 2.5 x 1.75 x 3″
• Introduced December, 2007.
• Coordinates with Wellbourn Bros. Lanterns, sold separately

Department 56 Dickens Village Lanterns For Sale Overview

Designed and manufactured exclusively for Department 56 this features a street vender hawking his wares on the busy street. This porcelain accessory coordinates with “Wellborn Bros. Lanterns” (799912).

Department 56 Dickens’ Village Series? Strolling Down Howard Street Review

Overall Rating:

I got this as a Christmas present for my mom and she absolutely loved it. She has some of the Dickens Village Series houses and she wanted some people to be in the scene as well. I had a hard time finding the people on other websites, but they were easy to find and affordable on Amazon. This is a great product if you or someone you know collect the houses.

Department 56 Dickens’ Village Series? Strolling Down Howard Street Overview

A family is “Strolling Down Howard Street” in this porcelain accessory. The hand-painted figurine shows a mother and father and two children as they enjoy an afternoon out together. The details on this figurine are extraordinary, right now to the mother’s period hoop skirt. The Dickens Village Series is designed and manufactured exclusively by Department 56.

Department 56 Dickens’ Village Series? Guarding The Castle Review

Department 56 Dickens’ Village Series? Guarding The Castle Feature

• Dimensions: 3.25″ x 1.25″ x 4″

Department 56 Dickens’ Village Series? Guarding The Castle Overview

A castle wouldn’t be complete without a guard. “Guarding The Castle” is a porcelain figurine that has been created to coordinate with “Windsor Castle” (item number 56.58720). This hand-painted accessory features a British guard on horseback. The Dickens’ Village Series is designed and manufactured exclusively by Department 56.

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Department 56 Dickens Village Eleven Lords A Leaping XI 58413 Review

Department 56 Dickens Village Eleven Lords A Leaping XI 58413 Feature

• “Eleven Lords A-Leaping” #11, Dept.56 – The 12 Days of Dickens Village Series

Department 56 Dickens Village Eleven Lords A Leaping XI 58413 Overview

Dickens Village Series accessory. Set of 3. The 12 Days Of Dickens Village. Man on horse leaps a hedge. Retire date: December 26, 2000

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Department 56 Dickens Village Ye Royal Scrivener Review

Department 56 Dickens Village Ye Royal Scrivener Feature

• Size: 2.75 x 1.5 x 2.75″
• Introduced December, 2007.
• Coordinates with Walter Key, Scrivener building, sold separately.

Department 56 Dickens Village Ye Royal Scrivener Overview

Dickens’ Village Series Step back in time to the cobblestone streets, gas street lamps, and horse-drawn carriages of our 19th century Dickens’ Village Series. Introduced in 1984, this series has many hand-painted porcelain pieces inspired by best-loved Dickens’ novels including A Christmas Carol.

Coordinates with Walter Key, Scrivener 799913

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