Department 56 New England Village Bluebird Seed and Bulb

The Bluebird Seed and Bulb building measures 6.25 inches in height, 8.25 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth. It is a mid-sized structure that works well as a focal point or a secondary shop in a larger display.

No, this item is retired. It was introduced to the New England Village series in 1992 and retired in 1996, making it a vintage collectible rather than a current catalog item.

The structure is crafted from porcelain. Each piece is handpainted, which gives it the distinct, detailed finish characteristic of Department 56 village pieces from that era.

As part of the New England Village series, it is designed to scale perfectly with other buildings from that specific collection. Its architectural style reflects the classic, nostalgic aesthetic typical of 1990s Department 56 designs.

Department 56 porcelain buildings of this era typically include an access hole in the base for a standard light cord. However, you should verify if the specific unit you are purchasing includes the original light cord assembly, as these are often sold separately or may be missing from vintage inventory.