1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building

Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station ceramic building with a red brick facade and twin green turrets on a plain background.
1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building
1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building
1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building
1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building
1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building
1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building
Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station ceramic building with a red brick facade and twin green turrets on a plain background.
Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station ceramic building with a red brick facade and twin green turrets on a plain background. 1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building 1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building 1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building 1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building 1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building 1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station ceramic building with a red brick facade and twin green turrets on a plain background.
1995 Dept. 56 Cobles Police Station Light Up Village Building
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Bring a charming touch of law and order to your holiday display with this classic Dickens' Village piece. This detailed porcelain building features a handsome brick facade, architectural turrets, and an inviting festive wreath on the front door.

  • Size: 7" height by 6.25" wide (Measurements are close but approximate)

  • Decade: 1990s

  • Style: Holiday Village / Traditional Victorian

  • Condition: Excellent condition. Includes the original light cord and box. The box shows visible signs of storage wear.

  • Extra notes: Dated 1825 on the front facade and released by Department 56 in 1995 as part of the Dickens' Village Series.

Department 56’s Dickens' Village Series was introduced in 1984 to capture the architectural charm and nostalgic spirit of Victorian England. Each hand-painted porcelain piece reflects the historical aesthetic of the era, drawing inspiration from the stories of Charles Dickens to create a cozy, historical holiday atmosphere.