Dept 56 North Eastern Sea Fisheries Ltd Building & Lobster Trappers Set

Enhance your Christmas village display with this charming, retired two-piece set from Department 56's Heritage Village Collection. This bundle brings a bustling, coastal scene to life with a detailed lighted building and coordinating accessory figures. Product Details Manufacturer: Department 56 Material: Hand-painted ceramic and porcelain Condition: Like new with original packaging. Outer packaging has shown minor wear around the edges and has a little bit of minor shelf dust. Included Items North Eastern Sea Fisheries Ltd. Lighted Building Collection: Dickens' Village Series Serial Number: 58316 Dimensions: Approximately 8" L x 7.2" W x 7.5" H Details: A detailed, lighted fishing warehouse inspired by Victorian England, featuring hand-painted signage and an intricate design. This piece was introduced in 1998 and retired in 1999. "Lobster Trappers" Accessory Set Collection: New England Village Serial Number: 56589 Details: A set of four figures, including two fishermen with a boat and barrels, ready to add authentic detail to your seaside or nautical-themed village scene. This set was introduced in 1995 and retired in 2000. Why You Should Own This Collectible Owning these retired Department 56 pieces is about more than just decoration; it's about preserving a piece of holiday tradition and art history. As highly sought-after, retired items, their value often increases over time, making them a wise investment for collectors. This specific set captures an authentic, historical working-class scene as referenced by Charles Dickens himself, adding depth and narrative to your village display that modern pieces often lack. Don't miss the opportunity to own this complete, well-preserved set. Whether you are expanding an existing display or starting a new collection, these pieces offer a rare combination of nostalgia, quality craftsmanship, and historical charm. They are guaranteed to be a conversation starter and a cherished part of your holiday decor for years to come.