Department 56 Snow Village Dickens' Village - Devonshire Creamery

If you've never experienced the decadent luxury of a high English tea, you haven't lived! The British use lemon or milk in their tea and save the thick, rich cream for slathering on the scones and cakes, and any other scrumptious tidbit they can come up with. I've even had strawberry and cream sandwiches on soft white bread with the crusts trimmed off - so delicious it hurts to remember it. Devonshire cream may be the most well known of these "condiments" - and for very good reason. This 6.25" x 5.5" x 5.5" rendition of a Devonshire creamery is a wonderful tribute to this fabulous habit. The Department 56 Snow Village Dickens' Village, "Devonshire Creamery" is a 2012 introduction to the Department 56 Snow Village collection. We also offer a pretty little milk parlor maid (#4025267) as a companion item for this piece. Both of them will add that little bit of English authenticity to your Dickens village.