Breyer Noelle 2008 Holiday Pearly Rose Christmas Horse w Tack Goffert Mold NIB

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Breyer Noelle 2008 Holiday Pearly Rose Christmas Horse w Tack Goffert Mold NIB:
$59.95

Noelle– 2008 Holiday Horse---12th in a Collectible Series!

Reminiscent of the beauty found in a snowy landscape at twilight and wrapped in the festive colors of

holiday flora, Noelle is poised to leap off the shelves and into your home! A pearly rose

grey, he is swathed in velvet green tack, white doves with intricate gold trim saddle pad, and holiday beads and white & gold ribbons lay

across his gracefully arching neck.

Stars hang from his breast collar (some have fallen off but are in the box and easy to reattach) Noelle is a stunning piece that celebrates the season!

This hand-painted holiday classic has “Season’s Greetings” printed in gold lettering on his belly.

Done in the Goffert mold, created by K. Moody in 2005.

No. 700108

Traditional® Series Model (1:9 scale) Horse

12”L x 9\"H

Ages 8 & Up

Brand New inThe Box & Never Removed

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