Dept. 56 Wilkenson And Kidd Saddlery

From the Department 56 Dickens\' Village collection. Wilkenson And Kidd Saddlery. The unique architecture of old England can be found from the unusual roof to the rustic stone on the ground at Wilkenson & Kidd Saddlery. Signs displaying their services can be found throughout the exterior of the building. Outside in the yard, an animated girl circles on a horse, trying out a new saddle from the most well known saddle makers in England throughout the 1800\'s. Coordinates with \"Master and Apprentice, \" an accessory figurine from the Department 56 Dickens\' Village collection, (sold seperately). Handcrafted of ceramic, individually hand painted and fired with a glaze finish. Includes adapter. Measures 9\" x 7.25\" x 7.75\" high.Victorian England at the time of Charles Dickens was a center of culture for the world, where many traditions we celebrate today took shape. Charles Dickens loved to walk the lanes and streets of London for inspiration. Let the finely detailed, hand painted porcelain lighted buildings and accessories of this series inspire your feelings of Christtmases past and Christmases yet to come.This item is oversized and can only be shipped Ground.