Department 56 Dickens Village Grip Inspires Poe Jellycat Vintage Cat Best for: bringing signature fragrance

Best for: bringing signature fragrance to everyday laundry

This sturdy book has beautiful illustrations and fun feely panels to spark imaginations

A unique basket planter perfectly molded with a natural slouch that won't ever lose its shape

This cheerful Jim Shore design captures the joy of summertime

27 in H x 0

Department 56 Dickens Village Grip Inspires Poe Jellycat Vintage Cat Best for: bringing signature fragranceDid you know that Charles Dickens and Edgar Allan Poe met? It happened on Dickens' first trip to the United States in 1842. Poe, who first "met" the character, Grip, in Dickens' serial novel "Barnaby Rudge" became the subject of Poe's most famous poem. Introduced January 2021 Retired November 2021 Village Figures Product #6007765