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gnomeandthefrog
Updated 8 hours ago
gnomeandthefrog
Updated 8 hours ago

Department 56 St. Nicholas Church Hand Painted Lighted Christmas Village Decor

$40

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Summary: Step into the heart of a snow-covered village with this beautifully crafted St. Nicholas Church. Featuring intricate hand-painted details, from the snowy roof to the warmly lit windows, this piece captures the charm of a peaceful winter evening. The green spire stands tall, while soft light flickers through the arched windows, bringing warmth to your Christmas décor. Complete with its original box, the church is perfect for holiday arrangements or collectible displays, evoking a timeless festive charm. Features: • Hand-painted intricate details add realism • Snow accents for a festive winter look • Lighted design with soft glow for ambiance • Original box included for safe storage • Sleek green spire and arched windows • Crafted from durable materials for longevity • Compact size to fit most village setups • Timeless design for seasonal displays • Perfect for collectors or holiday gifting • Charming evergreen and snow embellishments • Easy-to-use light feature • Authentic St. Nicholas Church design • Iconic piece for Christmas Village sets Pre-owned in good condition, box shows slight wear. Thank you for shopping with Gnome and The Frog
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