"Here today, gone tomorrow!" Ceramics that have sold out since 2008 ... mostly!
We can sometimes get retired pieces - so please do ask

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Hazle's Workshop	Tintin Shop	Boots the Chemist	Village Antiques	The Herb Garden	Queen's Rat Catcher
The ceramics are made here at Barleylands near Billericay in Essex	Shop at 34 Floral Street in Covent Garden	Early Nottingham store of this iconic dispensing chemist	Modelled antiques outside just for this Limited Mould of 250	Painted by Hazle Buy the herbs or plants to grow here	Employed by Queen Victoria, Jack Black also started the breeding of pet or fancy rats

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The Umbrella Shop	Burlington Arcade	Suffolk Crafts	West Malvern PO	Prezzo 2	Reclamation Centre
In New Oxford Street, James Smith have made umbrellas since 1830	First ever shopping arcade, built on Piccadilly in 1819	Spinning, weaving and dyeing in Lavenham, a medieval wool town	The PO & Stores in the 1970s from a photo by the owners	Painted for the Italian Restaurant chain by the retired Chris McAllister	Petrol pumps are painted as rusting collectables on this 1950's former garage

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Hazle's Pottery Barn	Copper Kettle	Building Society	Honiton Lace	Pussy Cat Palace	Carols by Candlelight
Hazle Ceramics plus Potter's Wheel, glass and china painting here	Rare upmarket tea rooms on Oxford's St Giles Cafe model	Double building in Thames Street near the Curfew Tower of Windsor Castle	Queen Victoria's wedding gown and veil are shown	Cat rescue centre aptly painted on the B & B model	Northampton's Royal Theatre innovatively painted as a chapel

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Rods'n'Reels	Marks & Spencer	Prezzo 8	Police Station	Patisserie	Prezzo 6
On the model from Sidmouth which has a small fishing fleet	An M&S Penny Bazaar opening in 1903 at 61 Lime Street, Liverpool	Designed and painted by Chris for the Melton Mowbray model	Traditional blue lamp and door on this London model	Freshly baked bread, fruit flans and gateaux, with a tearoom upstairs	Rare Prezzo design by Chris McAllister on London's Haymarket

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Haunted House	Ebenezer's	River Trips	Harts & Flowers	London Synagogue	Xmas Ironmonger
On a medieval house that could really be haunted!	A reformed Ebenezer Scrooge lends his name to an East End toy shop	Ticket kiosk from Westminster Pier beside the Thames	Mistress Nell Gwynn's home when Charles II was at Windsor Castle	Depicting London Central Synagogue in Hallam St at Hanukkah in 1892	The Garden Shop is remodelled to create Xmas trees and snow

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Rods 'n' Reels	Prezzo 7	Prezzo 1	Boots	Theatre Costumier
A shared LP15 for the 2004 Cyber Signing, painter Carol Whaley studied magazines to create authentic sea and freshwater kit	Another Prezzo Piece designed and painted by Chris McAllister	Painted for the Italian Restaurant chain and offered to collectors too	Early Nottingham store of this iconic dispensing chemist	Shakespearean specialist for London's new Globe Theatre in Southwark

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Friendly Fisherman	Cottage Hospital	Heart of Gold	2009 Ashes Win	Pies & Mash	Nutshell-Original
Fish fresh from the catch on this 10th Anniversary Limited Mould of 30	With roses round the door just visiting should make anyone feel better!	One of a very few small independent jewellers still left	This PO's newstand reports England's Oval Ashes victory	Founded in 1862 Cooke's survives in the East End	From Bury St Edmunds, England's smallest pub in the Guinness Records

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Village School	PO/M Jackson	Saunders Bakery	Electric Palace	Camping & Outdoor Centre
Schoolmaster, mistress and children can be seen plus Girls and Boys doors	The News has changed to Michael Jackson Dies at 50	Painted by Hazle, an old bakery in a light or dark green colourway	One of the first cinemas, this listed building shows the historic first "talkie"	Another sought-after 10th Anniversary Limited Mould with Scout & Guide uniforms

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Priest's House	Christmas Chantry	Rupert Bear	Conquest House	King's English
8 Palace St, built 1250 for Rector of next door St Alphege's Church	Dated 1510 and once home to Christopher Martin who sailed on The Mayflower in 1620	Creator Mary Tourtel lived in Canterbury, now with a Rupert Museum	17 Palace St, dated 1100 with a Tudor front. Used by 4 knights who killed Thomas Becket, 1170	28 Palace St, once shop for the famous King's School. The 1600s frame is stable!

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Sherlock Holmes	The Dairy & Barber	Lock & Co	Wisteria Tea Rooms	Nutshell-Bistro
Still Available Museum at 221B Baker Street, London	Still Available Next door for 50 years in Thames Street, Windsor	Still Available World famous hatter in St James St from 1676	Still Available Antiques expert Eric Knowles has eaten in this very building!	Still Available From Bury St Edmunds, in the Guinness Records

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Mappa Mundi	Highland Gifts	Floris	Occasion Cakes	A Clean Sweep	The Basket Maker
This spectacular store sells antique maps and charts through to Sat Nav	Scottish woollens, shortbread, honey, and clan tartans	Still Available Famed Royal perfumier at 89 Jermyn Street	Last Three The lady upstairs ices the finishing touches	Last Two The turret gives a perfect shape	Last Three A first for this theme with added baskets