Vintage Gold and White Illuminated Musical Cathedral with Nativity Scene

This item is a decorative holiday architectural miniature featuring a Gothic-style cathedral. The piece is constructed from what appears to be a composite resin or ceramic material, finished in an ivory/white base with heavy metallic gold accents applied to the steeples, rooflines, and decorative elements. The structure features a large central spire flanked by two smaller ones, faux-stained glass arched windows with gold-line detailing, and a bell visible in the belfry. Integrated into the base are several dioramas: a traditional Nativity scene housed under a rustic thatch-roofed stable on the left, a trio of carolers standing on the central steps, and a glitter-dusted evergreen tree on the right. The base is molded to resemble stone masonry. Notable features include the intricate molding of the figures and the 'snowy' glitter finish on the spires. Condition-wise, the item shows signs of moderate age-related wear, including some yellowing of the white finish, minor paint chipping on the gold steeples, and dust accumulation in the crevices. This style of holiday decor was extremely popular in the late 1980s to mid-1990s. The craftsmanship is indicative of a mass-produced collectible, likely intended to be illuminated from within or part of a tabletop holiday village series.