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Have Yourself a
Very Merry Christmas 2
C1/C2. The Choir Boy and Girl Boxes. It is Christmas Eve and as we peek into the church the choir is singing," Oh Come All Ye Faithful". They look and sound like angels, these little boys and girls with their high pitched voices. Why is it that Christmas Eve the choir always sounds at it's best? Dressed in surplice with high white collars, red under gowns and their music books open, their young voices fill the church with heavenly music. (The open books of music, by the way, have staves and notes painted on them.) Inside, more music and the clasp is unimportant to the box. Retail: About $177.00. Our price: $159.90. D. The Littlest Angel Box. The photograph says all there is to say about this wonderfully charming figure with the face of an angel. It is such a perfect rendition of a chubby little one that it touches your heart. The relief work on the piece is exceptional, the wing sculpting -- exquisite. Retail: About $247.00. Our price: $222.90. Repeat performance because it is still the best of it's kind. Sorry,
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the following item is No Longer Available. F. The New Nativity Box! (Picture coming soon) This is a brand new version of the nativity and it is exceptional. The detail achieved in it is remarkable and that includes both the sculpting of the piece and the painting. Every feature of these minute figures is clearly seen even though the largest of the figures is not more than 3/4 of an inch tall. The box itself is 2 3/8 inches at the roof peak. The figures include The Three Wise Men, a cow, an ass and, of course, the three central characters. The walls of the Stable are textured as if made of stone and the roof is done in relief as well. An incredibly fine version of this dear to our hearts scene. Retail: About $343.00. Our price: $294.90. Leslie's Lovely Little
Story "Her collection of elves
goes way back to her childhood days when the month of December came along,
and her parents came up with two imaginary elves named Jingle-o and Jolly-o
who would leave notes and treats and small gifts just about anywhere you
could think of--and they only left 'goodies' if the girls were being exceptionally
good. Their entire family enjoyed these two fictional elves so much that
each of the four girls carried on the same tradition with their own children
who are now in their late teens and twenties. To find out more about ordering, Click Here |
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