Beatrix Potter's Tale of Peter Rabbit was first published in 1902. Originally a letter written to a poorly child, Beatrix Potter's charming characters were based on her own family animals. Our Stationery Set features images from Beatrix Potter's best-selling books.
Features
Contains pencil sharpener, rubber, ruler, pencil, pen and notebook
Cicely Mary Barker's Red Clover Fairy first appeared in Flower Fairies of the Wayside, published in 1948. In the accompanying poem the fairy is visited by a bee, and exclaims O, what a great big bee/Has come to visit me! .
This miniature replica farm set is just perfect for hours of imaginative play and because it all packs away into a small, handy carry bag, it's ideal for taking with you when you are away from home.
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Natural and painted wood
Net bag
Includes cows, pigs, hens, horses, tractor, buildings and fences
Soft plush replica of the ragtag cat Bagpuss from Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin's popular children's television series which only ran for 13 episodes in 1974. Squeeze him to hear him yawn.
World-renowned German bear manufacturers Steiff made their first bear in 1902. Our supremely soft and cuddly Steiff Panda is bound to become a child's friend for life.
World-renowned German bear manufacturers Steiff made their first bear in 1902. Our supremely soft and cuddly bear with its distinctive button-in-the-ear Steiff trademark comes with his own special suitcase so he can go out and about on his travels.
Our charming waterglobe features Cicely Mary Barker's (1895-1973) Sweet Pea Fairies. She modelled many of her fairies on real children from her sister's kindergarten and each one is shown with the flower defining its name.
8 Michael Bond picture books with illustrations by R.W. Alley.
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Paddington and the Busy Day, Paddington at the Fair, Paddington at the Palace, Paddington at the Zoo, Paddington Minds the House, Paddington and the Marmalade Maze, Paddington and the Tutti Frutti Rainbow, Paddington the Artist
This unbelievably lovely bear will be the apple of any little girl's eye. Made in incredibly soft white plush, she is dressed in a fetching pink tutu with matching plush shoes and headband and comes in a suitcase for carrying around.
The first pogo stick was patented in 1919 by American toy designer George Hansburg and took the world by storm in the 1920s after they featured in a show by the Ziegfeld Follies.
An exciting and informative book about dragons that also includes 5 spectacular 48-piece jigsaws of the scary beasts themselves. Contains everything you need to know, from what a dragon is to all the famous dragons and dragon slayers of the world.
A superb pop-up version of Eric Carle's favourite children's story, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, released celebrate the book's 40th anniversary. The seven pop-up scenes add an enchanting dimension to this already fantastic book.
A colourful version of a traditional wooden toy that takes its name from Jacob's Ladder in the Book of Genesis. Hugely tactile, it is very entertaining and a great way of reducing stress.
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Traditional wooden toy
Not suitable for children under 36 months
A fascinating puzzle for children and adults alike
Knitting Nancies have their origins in the Middle Ages. At the beginning of the 20th century 'tricotins' or French Knitting dolls of all shapes were patented in France. Our traditional Knitting Nancy is modelled on original designs.
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Supplied with wool, instructions and wooden needle
Contains all 28 episodes shown between 1974 and 1985 of Roger Hargreaves' Mr. Men, narrated by Arthur Lowe, plus all 13 episodes of Little Miss, narrated by John Alderton and Pauline Collins.
Michael Bond's Paddington Bear celebrates his 50th birthday this year. Our mug features an image of the charming marmalade-loving bear from darkest Peru who has delighted readers both young and old since he first appeared in 1958.
Our collectable tin lunch box features an image of Dorothy with Glinda, the good witch, on one side and Dorothy with the Wicked Witch of the West on the other. The images are taken from The Wizard of Oz which was first released in 1939 and stars Judy Garland as the young dorothy.
A beautiful collection of the writings and drawings of Peter Rabbit author Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) inlcluding facsimile letters, photographs, cards and illustrations.
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84 pages
Hardback
Padded cover
Includes an exclusive edition of The Tale of Peter Rabbit
Children just love messing about with water so they will have endless hours of fun with our Wooden Paddle Boat. Simply wind the paddle until the elastic band is taught, release and watch the boat go! Great for having races, or playing in the bath.
Our sitting Ivory Mohair Bear is inspired by traditional teddy bears. Crafted in mohair with a stitched nose, mouth and eyes and finished with a natural coloured leather bow around his neck.
Our coquettish fairy pendant recalls the petulant Tinkerbell created by J. M Barrie. Fairies have always been popular in art, captured in the work of Victorian artists Richard Dadd and Noel Paton and later Arthur Rackham, who illustrated Peter Pan in 1906.
Michael Bond's travelling bear from darkest Peru first appeared in 1958 and celebrated his 50th birthday in 2008. New for this year is this supremely soft and cuddly version of a childhood favourite sporting his iconic hat and duffle coat.
Michael Bond's travelling bear from darkest Peru first appeared in his book A Bear Called Paddington in 1958 and this year celebrates his 50th anniversary.
During the Victorian period toys were handmade and affordable only to the very rich but by the end of the century methods of mass production meant that toys could be produced much more cheaply. Our wooden Push Up Animals recalls original Victorian wooden toys.
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Crafted in wood
Push the base to make the feet move
One of the three different designs shown will be sent
Originally published in 1949 this classic children's best-seller offers a delightful trip down memory lane and is also a reading treasure to share with children of today.
Originally published in 1949 this classic children's best-seller offers a delightful trip down memory lane and is also a reading treasure to share with children of today.
2009 marks the 40th birthday of Eric Carle's best-selling children's book The Very Hungry Caterpillar. In the author's own words the story about a caterpillar growing up into a beautiful butterfly is 'about hope.' Our plush replica is a fitting tribute to a timeless story.
Traditional handpainted matryoshka or nesting dolls have been made in Russia since 1890. Our nesting dolls contain 7 sets of dolls, each of the same design.
Soft plush replica of the Charliemouse from Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin's popular children's television series, Bagpuss which only ran for 13 episodes in 1974. Squeeze the him to hear him sing 'We will fix it'.
Made, decorate and bring to life five of your very own forest fairies with this easy-to-use kit that has everything you need to complete your creations.
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Contains wooden beads, colourful pipe cleaners, synthetic flower petals and leaves and glue
Soft plush replica of Janiemouse from Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin's popular children's television series Bagpuss, which only ran for 13 episodes in 1974. Squeeze her to hear her sing 'Row Your Boat'.
Ship Ahoy! Our Steiff pirate bear is made from soft tan plush, sports an eye patch and is wearing a bandana with a skull and crossbones on. He comes in his own suitcase with a pirate scene on the front.
Our pretty pink organiser is decorated with Cicely Mary Barker's Apple Blossom Flower Fairy. She often used the children in her sister's nursery as the models for her charming fairies.
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Glittered hardback cover
Ring-binder style
Sections include All About Me, My Friends, Birthdays and Addresses and Special Notes
Our Steiff doctor bear is made from soft russet plush, sports a head bandage and comes complete with his own syringe, stethoscope and hospital suitcase.
An ingenious toy that is not only great fun but also strengthens the muscles in your lips and tongue. Compete against your family and friends to see who can keep the ball in the air the longest!
Based on the charming Flower Fairy illustrations by Cicely Mary Barker (1895-1973) this enchanting book tells the story of the Flower Fairies as they plan a midnight feast.
Michael Bond's travelling bear from darkest Peru first appeared in his book A Bear Called Paddington in 1958 and this year celebrates his 50th anniversary.