Department 56 Temple Bar Dickens' Historical Landmark Series #58564 - READ

The Temple Bar Gate in London England was built in the late 17th century by Sir Christopher Wren as a ceremonial gateway marking the boundary between the city of London and Westminster.

This piece is a replica of the original Temple Bar, a gateway that once stood between Westminster and the City of London. It was introduced in December 2002 and retired in December 2003.

Dimensions: 10 in W x 3.25 in D x 6.75 in H

This accessory is in excellent condition except for one of the corner statues has broken off (pictured). Comes is original box and the flimsy cardboard sleeve and Styrofoam may have some wear.

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