Department 56 "Bumpstead Nye Cloaks & Canes" Retired Dickens Village

The building has a tall, narrow shop front with a steep red shingled roof, overlaid with “snow” varnish to give a wintry look. Treasuretique There’s a gabled front with decorative trim / molding etched or sculpted into the façade. Treasuretique +1 The shop signage reads “Cloaks & Canes” on the front. Treasuretique +1 Another sign on the side reads “Bumpstead Nye” (sometimes spelled “Rumpstead Nye”) indicating the shop’s name / proprietor. Treasuretique +2 Replacements +2 On one side is a secondary sign reading “Bedding Chamber”, perhaps another part of the shop or a connected trade in textiles. Treasuretique Decorative holiday touches: wreaths, garlands, or snow-accents are applied to the facade to tie into the Christmas / Dickens village aesthetic. Treasuretique