Department 56 Christmas in the City. A Department 56 Collectible. Christmas in the City. Cathedral Church of St Mark. Good Condition – Store Displayed – Appears to have very small, white specks of? On roof (almost like they used a liquid snow and this was the overspray). Styrofoam Box packaging and sleeve are present: Most of which are in excellent condition with minimal if any shelf wear. However, as they are 20+ years old, some Sleeve’s may have yellowing, sticker, water or other stains, bent edges or wrinkles. A couple of Sleeves do have a tear or a small amount of writing on them. Has proper light cord. Photo’s are of actual piece that you will receive. #2591 of 17,500 Pieces Produced. Note: as these are hand painted porcelain, individual nuances do occur—for example—a corner might have been missed being fully painted or you may be able to see brush strokes. Though this is old store stock. It was probably the store display. It has been in storage since at least 2008 – probably longer (as they put the last of their items from the closed shops in storage in 2008 – many items were already in storage when they closed the stores).

Department 56 Christmas in the City. A Department 56 Collectible. Christmas in the City. Cathedral Church of St Mark. Good Condition – Store Displayed – Appears to have very small, white specks of? On roof (almost like they used a liquid snow and this was the overspray). Styrofoam Box packaging and sleeve are present: Most of which are in excellent condition with minimal if any shelf wear. However, as they are 20+ years old, some Sleeve’s may have yellowing, sticker, water or other stains, bent edges or wrinkles. A couple of Sleeves do have a tear or a small amount of writing on them. Has proper light cord. Photo’s are of actual piece that you will receive. #2591 of 17,500 Pieces Produced. Note: as these are hand painted porcelain, individual nuances do occur—for example—a corner might have been missed being fully painted or you may be able to see brush strokes. Though this is old store stock. It was probably the store display. It has been in storage since at least 2008 – probably longer (as they put the last of their items from the closed shops in storage in 2008 – many items were already in storage when they closed the stores).