Department 56 Set of 2 Christmas Village Houses

A remarkable opportunity for collectors! This is a rare, perfectly preserved set of two highly sought-after, retired Department 56 buildings from the esteemed Heritage Village Collection. These pieces are in pristine, like-new condition, removed from their original boxes only for the purpose of these photographs. They show no signs of wear, chips, or cracks, and include their original packaging and light cords. The Cranberry House Manufacturer: Department 56 Collection: New England Village Series Item Number: 56.56627 Year Issued/Retired: Introduced in 2000 and retired in 2002. Dimensions: Approximately 6.5" H x 6.0" L x 5.0" W. Details: This charming, hand-painted porcelain piece evokes the warmth of a New England homestead with its barn-style architecture and barrels of cranberries, a perfect representation of American holiday spirit. Abington Lock Keeper's Residence Manufacturer: Department 56 Collection: Dickens' Village Series Item Number: 56.58474 Year Issued/Retired: Introduced in December 2000 and retired in December 2002. Dimensions: Approximately 6" H x 6" L x 5" W (some sources list 9.5" L x 9" H x 12" W, buyer is encouraged to confirm). Details: Transport your display to Victorian England with this quaint lock keeper's home, capturing the history, architecture, and traditions described in Charles Dickens's works. Why You Should Own This Set Owning this dual-village set offers a unique blend of American colonial charm and classic Victorian elegance, allowing for a diverse and rich holiday display. Both are retired items, increasing their rarity and appeal to serious collectors. Their flawless condition ensures they maintain maximum value and immediate display readiness. This is a chance to acquire two beautiful, undamaged pieces that are becoming harder to find in such perfect shape. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your collection with these beautiful, handcrafted pieces.