The Greenfield Village Waterglobe features a miniature white church with a steeple, a water tower labeled Greeneville, and a white goat outside a brick building—ideal as historic village decor for any display.
The Greenfield Village Waterglobe features a white church and orange building inside, set on a base with chickens, a train, and brick wall designs—an ideal collectible for historic village decor.
The Greenfield Village Waterglobe features a miniature brick building and water tower with shimmering glitter. Its brick-and-stone-look base is adorned with figures and greenery, capturing the charm of a historic village.
The Greenfield Village Waterglobe features a miniature white church with a steeple, a water tower labeled Greeneville, and a white goat outside a brick building—ideal as historic village decor for any display.
The Greenfield Village Waterglobe features a white church and orange building inside, set on a base with chickens, a train, and brick wall designs—an ideal collectible for historic village decor.
The Greenfield Village Waterglobe features a miniature brick building and water tower with shimmering glitter. Its brick-and-stone-look base is adorned with figures and greenery, capturing the charm of a historic village.

Greenfield Village Waterglobe

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$20.00
Member price: $18.00
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The Greenfield Village waterglobe is a beautiful and unique collectible that features the historic village, surrounded by delicate and intricate details. The globe is filled with shimmering water and is carefully crafted to create a captivating display. The intricate details, including the historic building and iconic GFV train, are made of high-quality materials and finished in stunning detail. This waterglobe is a true masterpiece and would make a perfect addition to any collection or as a decorative piece in any home. 45mm, resin base.

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