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1997 Mill Creek Park Bench (Village Accessories Series) – Department 56 #52654

1997 Mill Creek Park Bench (Village Accessories Series) – Department 56 #52654

The “1997 Mill Creek Park Bench” from Department 56 is a lovely and nostalgic holiday village accessory that brings charming outdoor vignette life to any Christmas village display. This finely hand-painted porcelain piece features a quaint park bench in a snowy setting, complete with cardinal birds, a squirrel, trees and a lamppost—perfectly capturing the serene ambiance of a winter evening in the village.
As part of the broader Christmas village accessory line (compatible with the Snow Village or Heritage Village collections), this retired piece holds collectible appeal for seasoned village enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Although originally released in 1997 and retired in 1999, it continues to serve as a meaningful accent in holiday décor—adding depth, story and seasonal atmosphere around your lit village buildings.

$15.00

Original: $49.99

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1997 Mill Creek Park Bench (Village Accessories Series) – Department 56 #52654

$49.99

$15.00

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The “1997 Mill Creek Park Bench” from Department 56 is a lovely and nostalgic holiday village accessory that brings charming outdoor vignette life to any Christmas village display. This finely hand-painted porcelain piece features a quaint park bench in a snowy setting, complete with cardinal birds, a squirrel, trees and a lamppost—perfectly capturing the serene ambiance of a winter evening in the village.
As part of the broader Christmas village accessory line (compatible with the Snow Village or Heritage Village collections), this retired piece holds collectible appeal for seasoned village enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Although originally released in 1997 and retired in 1999, it continues to serve as a meaningful accent in holiday décor—adding depth, story and seasonal atmosphere around your lit village buildings.