Department 56
Dickens Village Finder
Find Department 56 Dickens Village pieces by name or item number. Browse photos where available, check retirement details and search eBay for houses and sets.
Collector guide & buying tipsDickens Village list with pictures and item numbers
Photos appear where available. Search by name or maker item number, or use the retirement filters to narrow the list.
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Department 56Retired17 Cherry Tree Lane □ 6014729FE 17 Cherry Tree Lane (First Edition)
Item no. 6014729 · 2025–2025
Dickens Village
Department 56RetiredDickens' Market Fruit Stand (with battery box)
Item no. 6009735 · 2022–2025
Dickens Village
Department 56RetiredEbenezer Scrooge's House (A Christmas Carol)
Item no. 56.58490 · 2001–2023
Dickens Village
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Dickens Village: buildings, scenes and stamped numbers
Victorian-style buildings vs A Christmas Carol scenes
Most Dickens Village pieces are Victorian English shops, homes, churches and inns. A smaller group draws directly on A Christmas Carol, with names referring to Scrooge, the Cratchits or the story's settings.
Story-themed names repeat across buildings, accessories and sets, so a character name alone is not enough to identify a piece.
Single buildings, figures and sets
Figures and accessories are often sold separately from buildings, and some are issued as multi-piece sets under one item number. Count the pieces in a listing and compare them with the set described in the catalog record.
Reading the stamped number
Check the underside of the base and the box for the item number. Search it exactly as shown; if a stamp is faint, search the building name and confirm by photo instead.
Collector questions
- How do I tell an A Christmas Carol piece from a general Dickens Village building?
- Look for story references in the catalog name. Without one, it is most likely a general Victorian building in the line, even if it shares the same look.
- Is a figure set the same as the building it was photographed with?
- No. Figures usually have their own item number. Identify the building and each set separately.
- What if the number on the base does not match any record?
- Recheck for misread digits, then search the name. VillageDex records are not a complete archive, so a piece may be genuine yet missing here.
Finding and buying the right village piece
Finding retired Dickens Village pieces
Choose the Retired filter to see catalog records marked retired. “Not marked retired” is a catalog label, not a promise that a seller has stock. Open a piece's catalog details to check recorded introduction and retirement years; some records have missing dates or photos.
This is a searchable VillageDex catalog, not a claim to list every piece ever made. A larger set, a different edition or a similarly named accessory may have its own item number.
Looking for Dickens Village pieces for sale?
When looking for Dickens Village houses for sale, distinguish a single building from an accessory set or ornament. Similar A Christmas Carol names can describe different pieces. Compare the exact item number, included figures and condition in the seller's listing.
Find on eBay opens a search, not a guaranteed in-stock offer. Sellers set prices and availability; an asking price is not evidence of a completed sale.