Welcome to Lilliput Lane Christmas and Illuminated Pieces
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This item has been backordered and we should have additional pieces in Spring 2007
Annual Christmas Ornament
Lincolnshire, Midlands 5.5 cm
Light radiates from the downstairs windows of this charming nineteenth-century building from the pretty Lincolnshire village of Belton.
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Christmas Pantry
Nottinghamshire
Midlands
Height: 11.0cm
One look inside this mid-sixteenth-century building from Newark-on-Trent and you'll find it easy to imagine yourself tucking into some wonderfully warming
festive fayre!
This piece opens and has an interior as well as shown in larger photo.
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North Yorkshire ,North East & Yorkshire
Height: 11.5cm
A real ‘country Christmas’, having completed his jobs for the day, our farmer is
returning to his farmhouse in Clapham with the family’s Christmas tree in the back of his pickup, whilst his wife and young son are busily building a snowman!
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Built in the sixteenth century, this detached stone cottage looks as pretty as can possibly be imagined with a light decorative thatch. And what’s even more appealing, is the fact that it comes complete with its very own rustic balcony, so that when it snows you could be forgiven for thinking you are actually in the Alps!
You might also think that it is a little strange to build such a house in England, but in actual fact Royal Castle Lodge looks perfectly at home in its surroundings as this beautiful area has been referred to as ‘Little Switzerland’ since it was given the name by the famous Victorian poet, Shelley, whilst spending a holiday here with his bride. It is easy to imagine enjoying such a romantic holiday in this wonderful place and the pretty Christmas lights along the eaves and the balcony add just the right ‘Christmas sparkle’ too!
Illuminated piece.
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With its welcoming wreath on the door and warm glow from within, no doubt everyone leaves this place as ‘pleased as punch’, or should that be, ‘Christmas punch’?
Built in 1475, The Old Queen’s Head (which gets its name because a queen’s head has been carved into one of the beam-ends) is the oldest surviving domestic building in the city centre and the sole survivor of the old timber-framed medieval town of Sheffield, sadly now lost to the ‘brick and stone’ of ‘progress’!
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Illuminated Piece with dated production ending Dec 2007
Our wonderfully festive scene truly captures the essence of the picturesque village of Lower Slaughter which along with its neighboring Upper Slaughter has to be one of the most photgraphed areas of the Cotswolds.
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With its timber-framed tower, the spire of St. Andrews Church dominates the skyline of the pretty village of Temple Grafton and our tranquil scene captures the seasons hopes for 'Peace on Earth'
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What a delightful scene! It’s Christmas morning and all is calm inside this pretty timber-framed cottage in Wethersfield and the residents are still sound asleep. Outside, in the garden, is another story however! And our Yuletide Visitors a doe and her fawn cautiously make their way through the snow, blissfully unaware of the excitement which is about to erupt when the people awake!
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