1986 Gasthof Eisl – Alpine Village Series (Department 56 #56.65406)
The Gasthof Eisl from the Alpine Village Series by Department 56 is a beautifully hand-crafted, lighted porcelain building that evokes the cozy elegance of an Alpine guesthouse. Originally introduced in January 1986 and retired in December 1996, this collectible piece showcases multi-story stone architecture, snow-covered rooflines, festive garland and wreath decorations, and warm glowing windows to bring winter European charm to your village layout. As part of the Alpine Village collection, this piece adds depth, visual interest, and collector appeal to your holiday décor. Its larger size, architectural prominence and vintage status make it a standout item among lit village buildings. When complete, the building includes the porcelain guesthouse, working light cord, original box and protective Styrofoam insert. This blend of storytelling and craftsmanship makes it desirable for collectors and holiday décor enthusiasts alike.
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The Gasthof Eisl from the Alpine Village Series by Department 56 is a beautifully hand-crafted, lighted porcelain building that evokes the cozy elegance of an Alpine guesthouse. Originally introduced in January 1986 and retired in December 1996, this collectible piece showcases multi-story stone architecture, snow-covered rooflines, festive garland and wreath decorations, and warm glowing windows to bring winter European charm to your village layout. As part of the Alpine Village collection, this piece adds depth, visual interest, and collector appeal to your holiday décor. Its larger size, architectural prominence and vintage status make it a standout item among lit village buildings. When complete, the building includes the porcelain guesthouse, working light cord, original box and protective Styrofoam insert. This blend of storytelling and craftsmanship makes it desirable for collectors and holiday décor enthusiasts alike.





















