First Blessing Nativity Wine Maker Figurine
First Blessing Nativity Wine Maker Figurine

First Blessing Nativity Wine Maker Figurine

Lenox

890570

Price: $71.95
MSRP: $160.00
Price: $71.95
You save: $88.05 (55%)

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This item is in stock! Estimated Delivery: Between Dec 24 and Dec 27.

New for 2020, this delicate wine maker figurine belongs to our First Blessing Nativity collection. Complete your Christmas scene with this porcelain figurine that is hand-painted and features 24-karat gold accents for a regal finish.

Item #890570

  • Material: Porcelain
  • Imported
  • One Figurine
  • Length: 6"
  • Width: 5.5"
  • Height: 7.6"


 

Lenox Tableware and Giftware

Lenox was founded in 1889 with a singular vision to set the highest standards for quality, artistry and beauty. We bring a rich history of craftsmanship to modern day life; where families and friends gather to celebrate using pieces that are versatile and timeless. Lenox Corporation comprises of Oneida, Reed & Barton, Kate Spade, Cambridge, and more. You won't find a more reputable kitchen and giftware corporation where history, quality, and craftsmanship are at the forefront of every decision. 

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