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Each porcelain piece in The
Greenwich Workshop® Collection has a "year mark"
on the base to signify the year the piece was produced.
2004 Year Mark
The following James Christensen
porcelains were issued with the tenth (2004)
"year mark" of a book:
The Shepherd's Wife and Child The Shepherd Gift of Knowledge - (Second in a Series of Holiday Angels) |
The Shepherd's Wife and Child -- The Shepherd
| The characters found in James C. Christensen's Nativity pay tribute to those found in the traditional crèche while taking on qualities important to James—such as family. The Bible tells of the shepherds, who were watching over their flocks of sheep when a choir of angels appeared to them singing "Glory to God." The angels tell the shepherds to follow a bright star to Bethlehem, where they would find the newborn savior asleep in a manger. Rather than head directly to Bethlehem, this shepherd went home and gathered his wife and child, thus making this incredible journey as a family. This touching addition to the story of our Savior's birth is an inspiration to us all. |
Gift of Knowledge
| The Gift of Knowledge is the second in the third set of James' Holiday Angel collection. Through this beautiful series, James explores gifts worthy of angels—encouraging us to live life to its full potential. The Gift of Knowledge grants us the ability to value the world and its many wonders. Coupled with the knowledge of our Savior's birth, we celebrate the joyous holiday season with songs of praise and thanksgiving. |
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Each porcelain and Pearl Bisque™ piece in The Greenwich Workshop® Collection has a "year mark" to signify the year the piece was produced. Click the specific James Christensen year marks below, for a list of the pieces introduced in that year. |
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