Set contains three figures: King Melchior on Camel, King Gaspar on Camel and King Balthazar on Camel. Figures comes boxed with a story card
Item #: 54813
4 Piece 7.5 Inch Kings Tent
Retail Price:
$70.00
SALE:
$52.50
Discount:
$25% Off
Size:
11.25 Inches Tall
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RESIN/FABRIC
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We are an authorized Fontanini retailer. All items come complete with box and storycard
Item #: 54827
5 Piece Set with Stable
Price:
$285.00
Size:
19.75"W X 13.75"H X 10.25"D
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WOOD/MOSS/BARK/POLYMER
Item #: 72816
King Balthazar
Price:
$39.50
Size:
7.5" H
King Balthazar for 7.5" Fontanini Nativity. Made in Italy, these magnificent sculptures beautifully capture the joy and majesty of this sacred time of year. Made of a durable polymer, this piece will withstand years of enjoyment and use
Item #: 72815
King Gaspar
Price:
$39.50
Size:
7.5 Inches Tall
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We are an authorized Fontanini retailer. All items come complete with box and storycard
The Roman Fontanini King Gaspar Figurine is crafted out of Polymer. Much has been written about the sacrifices the three kings made to travel to Bethlehem on their pilgrimage of faith. King Gaspar religious figurine is a testament to that journey
Item #: 72814
King Melchior Nativity Figure
Price:
$39.50
Size:
7.5 Inches Tall
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We are an authorized Fontanini retailer. All items come complete with box and storycard
King Melchior figurine One of the three kings traveling to Bethlehem in pursuit of a wondrous star was Melchior the King of Arabia & India. Melchior brought with him gold censer, silks and precious stones as a gift for the newborn savior. (1 customer review)
By: Lindsay M. (sarasota, FL) on January, 2009
Item #: 71815
Three Kings Set
Price:
$115.00
Size:
7.5"
Three kings, Gaspar, Balthazar and Melchior, traveled from distant lands to worship the Child and bring Him gifts. Though each wise man left his home alone, a magnificent star brought the three together. It had shone brightly over their heads on the night of Christ's birth, adding to the urgency of the journey. Stopping briefly at King Herod's palace to pay their respects to the local ruler as was custom, the Magi completed the journey to the threshold of the Bethlehem
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