Retirement years
Department 56 Pieces Retired in 2015
Find Department 56 pieces with a recorded 2015 retirement date. Browse names, item numbers, lines and introduction years, then search for matching pieces on eBay.
Collector guide & buying tipsDepartment 56 pieces with a recorded 2015 retirement
Photos appear where available. Search by name, line or maker item number. Use the year links to browse a different retirement year.
365 pieces · 5 shown
VillageDex may earn a commission when you purchase through these eBay links.- No photo yetDepartment 56Retired
Yellow Brick Road
- Introduced
- 2013
- Item no.
- 4035759
- Line
- Snowbabies Guest Collection
- Retired
- 2015
- No photo yetDepartment 56Retired
Yosemite Spruce Tree, set of 2
- Introduced
- 2013
- Item no.
- 4030905
- Line
- General Village Accessories
- Retired
- 2015
- No photo yetDepartment 56Retired
You're My Cup Of Tea Ornament
- Introduced
- 2013
- Item no.
- 4031811
- Line
- Snowbabies Ornaments
- Retired
- 2015
- No photo yetDepartment 56Retired
You're The Best Gift of All
- Introduced
- 2014
- Item no.
- 4038106
- Line
- Snowbabies
- Retired
- 2015
- No photo yetDepartment 56Retired
Zombie Pub Crawl
- Introduced
- 2014
- Item no.
- 4036601
- Line
- Snow Village Halloween
- Retired
- 2015
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How retirement years are used here
Retirement years are the dates recorded in VillageDex catalog entries. A piece with no recorded retirement date is not placed in any year, and an introduction year is a different date.
These pages cover dated VillageDex records across Department 56 lines. They are not a complete manufacturer retirement archive.
Looking for a piece retired in 2015?
Match the maker, item name and item number before comparing eBay listings. Check the seller's photos, condition notes, included parts and shipping terms. A building, an accessory and a multi-piece set may have different contents even when their names are similar.
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.
