From The Dickens' Village Series-All Hallows' Eve

Named for John Barleycorn, a character from an ancient British folksong, this stately mansion with the mansard roof epitomizes the All Hallows' Eve tradition of decorating one's home with hand-carved pumpkins and gourds.  Posed near the tidy wrought iron fence, a figure made from the last shock harvested takes shape as Barleycorn. Some believe it will bring good fortune and ward off evil spirits.

• Department 56 Item No:  56.58731
• Issued in 2004; retired in 2006
• Contains:  One porcelain house with light cord.
• Condition:  Item is new and unwrapped.

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