Despite evoking God through stone and glass, Victorians understood that the true strength of a church was not its steeple, but in the fraternal bond of its members who were required to demonstrate values of respectability, thrift, and charity.
Special Edition, new for 2015. Each Village, including Dickens' Village, will showcase a town tree. Hand-Crafted and Hand-Painted Porcelain, highly detailed, make this a wonderful centerpiece accessory for your display.
From the bustling markets of Victorian London, The Butcher's Boy carries the spirit of the young apprentice, learning his craft by the master's side. It tells a story of hard work, pride, and mastery of the finest meats.
Admiral Boom's House bursts with whimsy, wonder, and a touch of nautical charm. From the meticulously detailed cannons to the Admiral's stately flair, every corner celebrates the quirky charm of the sea-faring captain of Cherry Tree Lane.
Wassil Booth brings the centuries-old tradition of wassail to life: a rich, spiced cider enjoyed by Londoners for generations to toast the season. Here, Victorian holiday markets are alive with warmth, laughter, and the aroma of festive cheer.
Housed in Cornhill Shoppes is a high-end custom Milliner and William & Son Bespoke Tailer. The word bespoke means that each garment is made from a custom pattern and assures that the fit is perfect. Cornhill is one of the 25 wards within London.
The Dickens' Village Ramsgate Lighthouse as we know it, was built in 1842. It overlooks the English Channel where visitors get breathtaking views of the sea and the boats that travel in and out of the harbour.
Travelers stop at the "Rooster Inn" for a pint of ale and a bowl of soup. It's place to gather, share the latest news and gossip and learn about the events of the day. Travelers can rent a room above the inn.
From afar, you may not be able to tell where the lamplighter is, but you can you always tell where he's been by the glow of the gaslights lighting the streets.
Though a bit early for our newborn calf, the caretaker cannot help himself from offering a nimble of a tasty romaine leaf as a treat for the young giraffe.
Relive the arrival of Mary Poppins at #17 Cherry Tree Lane with her parrot-handled umbrella and traveling carpet bag. The Banks family home is filled with Georgian details of stone and wrought iron plus accents of Christmas cheer.
Peer into the window of T.L. Buckingham Doll Shop at Christmas, and you'll be greeted with a scene that feels like stepping into a miniature world of childhood. With dolls so intricate and lifelike, even Santa's elves cannot help but feel inspired!
Precious miniatures known for their incredible detail & well-groomed landscaping, Lilliput Lane was one of our most collectible series for many years. Our creative team has reimagined the world of Lilliput Lane for Dickens' Village.
With railroads now connecting centers of pottery production to remote villages throughout Europe, the Master Thatcher finishes the roof on his final cottage – his own – just in time to watch crates of new ceramic roofing tiles carried to his neighbor.
With her well-stocked apron, Mrs. Lilliput carefully wraps the bushes in breathable, warm burlap before the first frost which is predicted to happen any day now.
Witness a moment that changed history as the first ceramic tiles are offboarded from the trains now connecting centers of pottery to remote villages across Europe. Set of 3.
Much like today, a Victorian Market at Christmas would be a scene full of lively characters, colorful exchanges, and a palpable sense of joy and tidings for all! Set of 3.
