April 23, 2024
Kirkland Signature Nativity Set Porcelain Hard to Find
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Waiting for your bid is one Kirkland Signature Nativity set. Purchased at Costco in the late '90s. This particular set is no longer made and is almost impossible to find.Create your own nativity scene with 12 beautifully painted porcelain pieces with rich gold accents and jewels. Cherry finish wood crèche is easy to assemble. Tallest figure is the king on the camel - 11" tall x 9" nose to tail - approximately.This is NOT a toy. For decorative use only. Made in China. # 75177. UPC #96619751778.'1998' has been written on the bottom of most pieces. Other than that, each piece is in perfect condition. T are no cracks, chips, or broken pieces. All pieces are intact for the crèche and it has no damage that I can see.This set is in original box and Styrofoam packaging. Even has the diagram page that shows you w each piece is to be placed into styrofoam for storage. T is also a bit of writing on styrofoam indicating what item goes into that place.Each porcelain piece still has its own original plastic bag. No pieces missing. Box shows some shelf wear. All items are described as accurately as possible. Pictures are of actual item(s).If I have missed giving information that you need, PLEASE ASK before bidding.All questions are welcome and will be answered as soon as possible. Questions may not be answered in time on last day of auction.All
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