New England Village

During the warm months, boats are wonderful on Martha's Vineyard. Edgartown Boat Builder is built the traditional shingle architecture of the Vineyard, wide doors make servicing a breeze, while the...

After a windy day on the water, an elder sailor shows a younger lad how to check for areas of the sails and lines in need of repair. Crafted with...

Located in Edgartown on Martha's Vineyard, Edgartown Harbor Light was the 1st of 5 lights built on the Island. The current, tower replaced the original light in 1939. Those who...

Lightkeeper, with his trusty kitten, uses a monocular to check the horizon for incoming weather. This Village accessory is hand-crafted, hand-painted, porcelain. Introduced January 2020 Village Figures 2.7 in H...

The streets of the Gingerbread Cottages of Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard have been called the most charming area in all New England. Shingle style siding sets off the bright...

Cranberry bogs are plentiful in Southeast Mass, and cranberries strung together make a great garland for the holiday trees. This Village accessory is hand-crafted, hand-painted, porcelain. Introduced January 2020 Village...

In the days of Colonial America, trading posts such as this is where Villagers traveled to exchange food, furs, jewels and other resources and fineries. Add a little history to...

An eager little boy admires a kindly woman's home-baked Christmas cookies in hopes of a free sample. A charming addition to your New England Village. Introduced January 2019 Retired November...

Small grain mills with water wheels are a common sight near ponds and streams throughout New England. The White Rose Mill will be an authentic and eye-catching addition to any...

In the days before cars with roof racks, a horse-drawn wagon was the most convenient way for New England Villagers to bring their Christmas trees home to their families. Introduced January...

A small, single-steeple brick church with a cemetery out back and a wreath on the door. Rustic little churches like this, many of them dating back hundreds of years, are...

With her father holding her hand to keep her steady and her brother serving as a human stepping stool, a little girl prepares to add the finishing touch to her...

This beautiful little covered bridge can be used to provide your New England Villagers with a safe, non-slippery passage across a moving stream. Licensed by Jim Shore. Introduced January 2019...

Specially priced gate features 2 lit lanterns at the entrance. Door was designed to complement the architecture of this series. Logo type sign welcomes both residents & visitors to this...

In the row boat, this loyal Dalmatian dog helps the fisherman find his way back to shore. Introduced January 2018 Retired November 2019 Village Figures 2 in H

Couple set over a bridge to symbolize the start of a new chapter. Great for wedding or anniversary. Introduced January 2018 Retired November 2019 Village Figures 3 in H

A rotating, lit beacon is the main feature of this animated lighthouse for New England Village. Light towers dotted the coast during the height of sea trade, protecting ships from...

Walton Green Church is a postcard picture perfect church for New England. Welcoming light is brightly emitted from the hand cut windows and metal rose window above the main door....

A tradition in small New England towns, a lamplighter makes his way through town each evening, lighting the street lamps. Hand-crafted and hand-painted porcelain figurine. A part of the New...

Inspired by perhaps one of the most famous American paintings "American Gothic" by Grant Wood, this set of 2 includes the well know farm couple. Designed in the Carpenter Gothic...

This accessory would look great outside any general store in a small town. It's the place where all the farmers go to get their supplies. The accessory is made of...

The gardener's assistant is preparing new plants to be sold in spring. This handpainted accessory is made of porcelain and is part of the New England Village series. Introduced January...

Two dapper brewmeisters are testing the quality of a new batch of beer. This handpainted accessory is made of porcelain and is part of the New England Village series. Introduced...

From the New England Village Series, a collection by Department 56, portraying a simpler time when America was beginning its great traditions. Welcoming visitors to the large house, if you...