Department 56 Winter Village Accessories

Dickens' Gad Hill Chalet - Dickens' Village Series. "Dickens' Gad's Hill Chalet " starter set (5.5" x 5.25" x 5.5") consists of 2 pieces, the "Dickens' Chalet" and the accessory piece "Dickens' Writing". It was introduced in Dec. 2001. . It has been said that inside this retreat, "Great Expectations" was written. Start your Dickens' Village series today! We will gladly gift wrap your purchase, free of charge.

Ebenezer Scrooge's House - Dickens' Village Series. "Ebenezer Scrooge's House" (10" x 10.25" x 8.25") was introduced in Dec. 2001 for the Christmas Carol Series. Peek inside and see Scrooge's nightmare come alive, complete with ghosts.

Fred Holiwell's House - Dickens' Village Series. "Fred Holiwell's House" (6" x 5.75" x 8") was introduced in Dec. 2001 for The Christmas Carol Series. Fred is Scrooge's nephew who invites him for Christmas dinner. After refusing, Scrooge relents and finds true Christmas spirit.

Bayly's Blacksmith - Dickens' Village Series. "Bayly's Blacksmith" (8.5" x 6" x 7.5") was introduced in Dec. 2001. In Victorian days, the village Blacksmith was of great value to the townspeople. This piece coordinates with "Blacksmith To The Rescue". There's great detail in the Dickens' Series: Grand buildings and old chapels, quaint shops on cobblestone streets and the whole old English countryside to enjoy.

Bidwell Windmill - Dickens' Village Series. "Bidwell Windmill" #2 (5.5" x 4.75" x 11.75") was introduced in Dec. 2001 for the Abington Canal Series. Bidwell means "by a spring or stream in a shallow valley". It is the second in the windmill series. It coordinates with "Taking Grain To The Mill" which was released this year.

Sheffield Manor - Dickens' Village Series. "Sheffield Manor" (10.75" x 9.5" x 8.25") was introduced in Dec. 2001, as a limited edition piece, showing how times were changing. A castle was used as defense as well as a place to live and as the Victorian era arrived, the central government was providing defense. Castles were then renovated into manor houses, which continued to proudly bear the family coat of arms. This piece has combined castle and manor. The accessory, "A Family Tradition", will add life to your limited edition manor house.

St. Ives Lock House - Dickens' Village Series. "St. Ives Lock House" (7.75" x 5.75" x 7.5") was introduced in Dec. 2001 for the Abington Canal Series. Complete your display by adding the "Lock Keeper".

The Slone Hotel - Dickens' Village Series. The "Slone Hotel" set (8.25" x 5.75" x 8" and 1.25" x 1.25" x 2.75") was introduced in Dec. 2001 and includes a "Doorman" accessory. Found in the heart of London's high-end district, the Slone is within walking distance of London's most exciting shops. This luxury hotel is ideally suited to business or leisure travelers alike. For easy travel, the accessory "An Elegant Ride" is perfect, complete with the "Slone" crest.

Architectural Antiques - Christmas In The City Series. "Architectural Antiques" ( 6" x 6.75" x 8") was introduced in Dec. 2001. This piece is a retail shop that deals in only the unusual antiques that are found in buildings of the past.

Sterling's Jewelers - Christmas In The City Series. "Sterling Jewelers" (6"x 5.25" x 7.75") was introduced in Dec. 2001.This beautiful store adds a touch of class to any street with its windows adorned with sparkling jewels.

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