This design was taken from the famous clock tower in the capital city of Bern, Switzerland. The 13th century “Zytglogge” is a big attraction to visitors. Like the other clock towers in this grouping, it features our Department 56 iconic clock face, set at of the time of “5 To 6”.
Special 35th Anniversary bottom stamp.
Limited to Year of Production for 2011.
Cricket games during the 1800’s would often result in a request that the umpire inspect the ball for any defects that might give the opponent an advantage.
Images of many historic English Cricket clubhouses provided the inspiration for this charming design. The sporty green siding is offset by the bright red curtains. Members can relax on the front porch or view the game from the upper balcony window
A delightful addition to main street, Carol is the local baker, know for best for her Christmas Cookies. The special railing along the large second story window resembles favorite cookie shapes. Sisal wreaths and garland adorn the front.
The newest addition to the Christmas Lane Series, this set of 2 features an Elf theme and comes with a lit sign for the yard. Elf decor is made of metal and replicates flat cut-outs. Multi colored LED lights are on the elves. Coordinating Accessory: "The Finishing Touch". Other current Christmas Lane buildings include: "The Dancing Lights House", "Santa's Wonderland" and "The Snowman House".
We have been collectors since 1995, when my wife wanted a lighted church for Christmas. We had no idea where this would lead. we now have about 160 lighted peices and several thousand accessories. We are always on the look out for discounts.
By: Robert S. (Flagstaff, AZ) on January, 2011
Works beautifully with my Christmas Lane!
Item #: 804441
Christmas Market, The Ornament Booth
Retail Price:
$40.00
SALE:
$32.00
Discount:
$20% Off
Status:
Retired 2011 Size:
3.25 x 2.5 x 4.75", 1.75 x 1.25 x 2.75
An elegantly designed clock tower fitting for our Christmas In The City Series.
Like the other clock towers in this grouping, it features our Department 56 iconic clock face, set at of the time of “5 To 6”.
What could create a more wonderful holiday memory than a carriage ride on a starry night? Our large city park has a history brick carriage house. Two double doors provide space for the carriages and stalls for the horses. The upper story has an apartment for the care-taker and driver.
Check the Details:
Lots of holiday boughs and red bows adorn the building, and carefully trimmed topiaries and a corner wrought iron fence flank the entrances. The old sign with the name “Smith & Sons” recalls a time when the local blacksmiths also served as horse farriers. Note the year of establishment on the sign, 1756 – and the address, 56 Parkway.
Accessory:
“Holiday Trimmings”
The carriage driver prepares the horse for a very special holiday evening.
The horses mane is carefully brushed and braided. Bright red ribbons are woven into the tail.
These 5 designs are taken from our favorite buildings that are currently or previously offered in full size version.
Hand painted in porcelain, the new highly detailed miniature scenes are complete with tiny accessory characters.
Pig-tail lights are included. Plug into a strand of Christmas lights to illuminate the buildings.
2 display options. Hang with included monofilament or sit on tabletop or shelf
Grommets in the back and bottom allow lighting to be adjusted according to the display choice. Place the pig-tail in back for sitting, or bottom for hanging
Display Anywhere Lighting Remote Control Starter Kit
Retail Price:
$25.00
SALE:
$15.00
Discount:
$40% Off
Status:
Retired 2011 Includes:
Set of 2
Product Details:
Includes transmitter & 1 receiver.
Only 1 transmitter is needed. You will need 1 receiver for each Display Anywhere Lighting Unit - additional receivers are sold seperately - see item number 56.53504.
Can be used to turn on and off any Display Anywhere Lighting Unit, either those factory installed in new buildings or the retrofit unit - see item number 56.53501.
Display Anywhere Lighting will provide you with the untimate in creative freedom and convenience.
These 5 designs are taken from our favorite buildings that are currently or previously offered in full size version.
Hand painted in porcelain, the new highly detailed miniature scenes are complete with tiny accessory characters.
Pig-tail lights are included. Plug into a strand of Christmas lights to illuminate the buildings.
2 display options. Hang with included monofilament or sit on tabletop or shelf
Grommets in the back and bottom allow lighting to be adjusted according to the display choice. Place the pig-tail in back for sitting, or bottom for hanging
These 5 designs are taken from our favorite buildings that are currently or previously offered in full size version.
Hand painted in porcelain, the new highly detailed miniature scenes are complete with tiny accessory characters.
Pig-tail lights are included. Plug into a strand of Christmas lights to illuminate the buildings.
2 display options. Hang with included monofilament or sit on tabletop or shelf
Grommets in the back and bottom allow lighting to be adjusted according to the display choice. Place the pig-tail in back for sitting, or bottom for hanging
By: scott m. (travelers rest, SC) on January, 2010
By: Ilia L. (San Juan, PR) on January, 2010
By: Gayla G. (West Frankfort, IL) on January, 2010
Item #: 56.54706
Grimsley's Garage
Price:
$45.00
Status:
Retired 2011 Size:
5.25 x 5.25 x 6
Product Details:
Coordinates with Grimsly Manor
Lighted
Adapter included
Collector Notes:
Introduced December, 2005
How spooky! The headlights are on but no one is driving. This eerie Victorian garage complements the Grimsly Manor haunted house, available separately.
comthank you so much- it looks great with the matching house-
By: H. (Three Rivers, MI) on October, 2008
By: Andrea D. (Baltimore, MD) on October, 2008
By: Holly R. (Valley Village, CA) on October, 2008
By: Susan B. (Winston-Salem, NC) on October, 2008
Arrived fast and packed well. I know this piece will make my daughter happy! Thanks Jamie and your great team for coming through again. SB in NC
By: Joyce P. (Round Rock, TX) on October, 2008
By: Susan K. (Souderton, PA) on October, 2008
bought to go along with grimsley manor- like i
By: Michele G. (Williamstown, NJ) on October, 2008
Happy Birthday to me! This item along with the Billboard were awesome additions to my Halloween town. I loved the items purchased and the speedy delievery. I will definetly be a return customer!
By: Adam E. (Glendale Heights, IL) on September, 2008
By: Martha G. (Chesterfield, NJ) on February, 2012
The piece is lovely, however the packaging from the manufacturer is poorly done!! I have bought Department 56 pieces for years and the packaging just seems to get worse each year. So sad as you really need good packaging to store these items when not in use.
Where Santa and the elves go for a good time on the town. The large acrylic drink glass on the front is filled with something that looks sparkly and fruity. A visit to this club offers several options: hanging out in the 'Snowman's Grotto' or 'Peppermint Lounge' or perhaps the 'Reindeer Room' on the top floor. Of course the 'fun meter' at the front door indicates the good time is maxed out. Coordinating Accessory: "Girls Night Out".
The summer home for this family is not only used in the warm-months, but the holiday season as well. With enough – the grandkids are snuggled in bed upstairs, while aunts and uncles share Christmas memories around the large stone fireplace.
Check the Details:
Tin looking roof covers the large front porch and peaked gable. A large bay window lets in plenty of light into the kitchen.
Touches of silver accent are found on the roof peaks and silver urn for the plant.
For charm, a sled, ice skates, and snowshoes are sculpted details on the sidses and back.
Accessory:
The most memorable gift of all – a new puppy from Pop.
Lea Hurst is an early Victorian gabled house, which is most famous as the childhood home of Florence Nightingale. Although she was named after the city of her birth, Florence spent much of her childhood in the Derbyshire mansion and it was used by The Nightingale's as their summer residence. The oldest stone house in the area, Leahurst is believed to have been built in 1840.
Dickens' Village Series During Dickens' time, and the rein of Queen Victoria, London was the cultural and financial center of the world. The British Empire was expanding, and trade with foreign lands spiked. This new introduction is a testimony to the merchants specializing in goods imported from around the world. This building has been modified to suit the needs of the rug merchant. The large double door on the right is used for deliveries, and the large window allows the latest arrivals to be properly displayed. Featuring an elegant design, a showcased rug hangs beside the window. Step back in time to the cobblestone streets, gas street lamps, and horse-drawn carriages of our 19th century Dickens' Village Series.
These 5 designs are taken from our favorite buildings that are currently or previously offered in full size version.
Hand painted in porcelain, the new highly detailed miniature scenes are complete with tiny accessory characters.
Pig-tail lights are included. Plug into a strand of Christmas lights to illuminate the buildings.
2 display options. Hang with included monofilament or sit on tabletop or shelf
Grommets in the back and bottom allow lighting to be adjusted according to the display choice. Place the pig-tail in back for sitting, or bottom for hanging
The white clapboard, gables and a weathervane offer the perfect compliment to New England Village.
Like the other clock towers in this grouping, it features our Department 56 iconic clock face, set at of the time of “5 To 6”.
Small statue above the door depicts Our Lady of Guadalupe, patron saint of Mexico. Traditional architectural styling makes this an outstanding addition to the churches of Original Snow Village. Inspired by a church Scott found in Oklahoma City.
The "Pembroke Textile Mill" represents the area where many textile mills first came to be in New Hampshire. It even has the water wheel which came about in the 19th century making it an incredibly authentic New England piece. To make this piece even more exciting, when plugged in, the water wheel turns and the building lights up as if everyone is at work making the latest fashions!
Set of 5 Status:
Retired 2011 Includes:
Does not include wall
Size:
1.5", 1.25", 1", 1", 1"
Collector Notes:
New 2008
Add a scary glow to your favorite haunt. Celebrate the tricks and treats of Halloween with frightfully fun lighted buildings and accessories. Add Halloween fun to any room, hear spooly, creepy sounds and watch witches fly
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By: Jacqueline S. (Montebello, CA) on October, 2010 
