"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	Boots	Prezzo 1	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	Early Nottingham store of this iconic dispensing chemist	Painted for the Italian Restaurant chain and offered to collectors too	Shakespearean specialist for London's new Globe Theatre in Southwark

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Friendly Fisherman	Cottage Hospital	Heart of Gold	Fribourg & Treyer	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	Tobacco & Snuff at 34 Haymarket 1720-1981, snuff is coming back!	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	Little Betty's	Christmas Chantry	Rupert Bear	Conquest House	King's English
8 Palace St, built 1250 for Rector of next door St Alphege's Church	Famous cafes in six places across scenic Yorkshire	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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Homer's Donuts	Mappa Mundi	Highland Gifts	The Heraldry Centre	Buttons & Bows	The Canterbury Tales
Like Hazle The Simpsons also celebrate their 20th Anniversary this year	This spectacular store sells antique maps and charts through to Sat Nav	Scottish woollens, shortbread, honey, and clan tartans	The College of Arms is in East London. St George's Hall in Windsor has such shields	Based on Button Queen W1, buttons mirror our history	With The Wife of Bath and a frieze of people featured in the tales

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Strand Station	Xmas Woolworths	Merry Wives of Windsor	Saunders Bakery	FW Woolworth	Gingerbread Shop
Tube on the Strand now used for films, TV and design work	Woolworths was the place for Xmas, with added Santa-Chimney	Merry Wives playing at Windsor's Theatre Royal, companion to King's Head	A detailed painting by Hazle of a 100 year old bakery once in the city	Store celebrates Silver Jubilee of King George V & Queen Mary in 1935	Gingerbread men and sweets in this tiny and adorable store

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The Factory Shop	Woolworths	Mummers	Santa's Grotto	Phantom of Opera	Rupert Snowstorm
A shadowy view of a bottle kiln from the Gladstone Museum in The Potteries	Self-service and decimal currency came in the 1970s, like this fascia	Traditional Mummers Xmas Play	Hazle also calls this ceramic the Christmas Church	Long running musical at Her Majesty's Theatre on London's Haymarket	This tale from the 60s featured in the 50th Rupert Annual

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Gingerbread Hse	Kate's Party Pieces	Just William	The Wedding Day	Ski Chalet	The Codfather
Perfect for this theme, did Hansel & Gretel go here?!	A shop based on Kate's family business with all Street Party supplies!	With the life and interests of Prince William and his Coat of Arms on the wall	William and Kate in their Wedding clothes, painted by a fashion illustrator	Alter ego to Surf Shack, skis and snowboards depicted for first time	A 1960s takeaway and cafe with Fish & Chips and Cornish ice creams

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Fishmonger	Queen's Biscuits	Marks & Spencer	Squibling	Mouse Inn	Roaring Twenties	PO/Ashes Win
Fishmonger & Marine Broker with lots of cats! Painted as an LP20 only.	Victoria's 1876 visit with an added Royal Coat of Arms plaque	An M&S Penny Bazaar opening in 1903 at 61 Lime Street, Liverpool	Halloween and Bonfire Night items are on display in the windows	London Mercer & Mayor Dick Whittington	Rare fashion theme specially done for Hazle's 20th Year	This PO's newstand reports England's Ashes victory

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Puss-in-Boots	The Mikado	Heartstrings	Royal Wedding	Madame Butterfly	The Glass Works
A charming shoe shop with a fairy tale connection!	Famous Gilbert & Sullivan comic opera with runs at London's Savoy 1887-1909	Ceramic plaques from Barleylands with any message you like!	Westminster Abbey's crest, Catherine & WIllam names and date	Puccini's opera, the 8th most performed, is on at London's Royal Court	First ever Glass Blowers with Calor Gas cylinders powering three furnaces

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Do-Do Dressmaker	Surf Shack	Police Station	Royal Wedding	Marmalade Teas	The Basket Maker	Crooked Teas
She once made for Ivana Trump and Princess Di at Belville Sassoon	Surfing grew in the1960s due to films plus songs from the Beach Boys	New colourway for the last few numbers on this London model	This PO's newstand reports the wedding of William and Kate	A cafe named after Paddington Bear's most favourite food	A first for this theme with added baskets hanging outside	AVAILABLE Built in 1718 on Windsor's market

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Pitter Patter Products	Xmas Farmers' Market	Lost & Found	Pick Your Own Show	Nutshell-Bistro	Gingerbread Company
This Barleylands Studio offers personalised and unique children's gifts	People at the launch marvelled at Cara's hand made add-ons	Things Paddington Bear often loses may end up here!	SPECIAL ORDER ONLY Hazle's team pick the graphics and colours	AVAILABLE TO ORDER From Bury St Edmunds, in the Guinness Records	1 LEFT The Gingerbread House that is a working shop

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Chandlery by the RIver	Sherlock Holmes	Rainbow Music	A Clean Sweep	The Daily Star	Essex Embroidery
AVAILABLE New model from Upton upon Severn - a large, busy river	AVAILABLE Museum at 221B Baker Street, London	AVAILABLE - WAS £79.50 Barleylands Music Shop and School for all music	1 LEFT - WAS £69.50 This turret gives a perfect shape	AVAILABLE A church shop on first two floors and local paper above	1 LEFT - WAS £74.50 Slighty altered design and colour- as shown

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Buckets & Spades	Sea Jewels & Comics	Occasion Cakes	His Master's Voice	The Cornucopia	Crooked Teas
1 LEFT - WAS £79.50 Beach balls, boat trips, candy, fortune telling!	2 LEFT - WAS £79.50 Amber, pearls and abalone 1960s comics are next door	AVAILABLE - WAS £69.50 A lady upstairs ices the finishing touches	IP 2 LEFT WAS £79.50 very first HMV shop in London opened by Edward Elgar 1921	1 LEFT - WAS £74.50 1881 CAMRA pub in Southend on Sea	Rebuilt circa 1688 on Windsor's old medieval market

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Those Were The Days	Dolls House Cabin	King's Head	The Dairy & Barber	Chocolate Shop	Baker St Station
WAS £74.50 All paraphernalia from the Music Hall era 1852-1960s	WAS £84.50 Charming building like a dolls house	AVAILABLE Shakespeare wrote Merry Wives here	AVAILABLE Two Windsor shops side by side there for 50 years	AVAILABLE Store once visited by Queen Victoria	AVAILABLE Tube stop used by Sherlock!

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Wisteria Tea Rooms	Cathedral Hotel	The Final Problem	Fish 'n' Chips	Paxton & Whitfield	Nutshell-Smallest
AVAILABLE Antiquse expert Eric Knowles has eaten at this Cotswold inn	AVAILABLE Beside Buttermarket overlooking Cathedral	AVAILABLE Illustrated Set No 2 featuring Sherlock	WAS £46.50 A fresh take on a different building	AVAILABLE Cheesemonger to Queen Victoria & more Royals	AVAILABLE From Bury St Edmunds, England's smallest pub