If you’re still on the hunt for a Christmas present for a PenDelfin enthusiast then you should definitely check out the Perfect Pieces PenDelfin rabbit section, where you will find this stunning early PenDelfin Thin Neck Mother rabbit and this early PenDelfin Dungaree Father rabbit – the perfect couple!
This PenDelfin Thin Neck mother is dressed in blue and has the very early and collectable PenDelfin butterfly label to her base. Only produced around 1956 this is a rare and early example of the PenDelfin Mother rabbit. Later models had smaller ears and fatter necks!
The PenDelfin Dungaree father next to her was designed by PenDelfin founder Jean Walmsley Heap. This example is wearing blue dungarees and also has the early and collectable PenDelfin gilt butterfly label to his base.
These PenDelfin rabbits currently have FREE UK postage and packaging by Royal Mail Special Delivery. This service is guaranteed next working day delivery by 1pm, is tracked and requires a signature on delivery.
To view our collection of PenDelfin rabbits – CLICK HERE
If you’re looking for a PenDelfin Mother and Father figure for your PenDelfin rabbit collection then check out this PenDelfin Mother and PenDelfin Kipper Tie Father rabbit.
This PenDelfin Mother is the fat neck version with big ears and well-designed features. Dating from 1956 until 1978 it is one of the earlier PenDelfin rabbits and she stands well among all her little bunny rabbits!
The PenDelfin Kipper Tie Father rabbit was designed by PenDelfin founder Jean Walmsley Heap and is the second version of father rabbit that PenDelfin produced. He dates from 1960 to 1970 and has the the typical characteristics of the early PenDelfin rabbits – the big ears and big eyes!
Both these PenDelfin rabbits have at some point been repainted but they display very nicely as you’ll see in the photographs!
We currently have them for sale for only £58 for the pair – and remember that includes postage and packaging as well!
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New additions to our PenDelfin rabbits section are this PenDelfin Mother rabbit and PenDelfin Kipper Tie Father rabbit:
Both rabbits were designed by PenDelfin founder Jean Walmsley Heap and date from around the 1960s and 1970s. Typically showing the characteristics of the early PenDelfin designs these two make the perfect couple!
They both have their green felt and PenDelfin labels to their bases. At some point they have been repainted by their owner and still display very nicely. They could be added to a current PenDelfin collection or indeed sent to the PenDelfin refurbishers to be taken back and restored.
To see further details about both of these PenDelfin rabbits and the others we currently have for sale, please visit our PenDelfin rabbit section here – click here.
If you take a look at our PenDelfin rabbit section you’ll see a whole host of rabbits and accessories ranging from small and large rabbits to books and display stands. The PenDelfin rabbit family have been entertaining people since the 1950′s and continue to do so today.
If you’re look at building up your own PenDelfin family then you’ll need a mother and father, aunt and uncle some shops and houses and of course some little rabbits to get you started!
Over the years models were developed and changed, new rabbits were introduced whilst others were retired from production. To get your head around the whole collection you could try looking through the Pendelfin Collector’s Handbook
. This book illustrates the range of rabbits, stands, plaques and other items made by the PenDelfin pottery.
To get you started I have included below some pictures of the first PenDelfin Mother and PenDelfin Father. Over the years these rabbits were remodelled and different versions were produced making this pair the earliest.
PenDelfin Thin Neck Mother c1956 and PenDelfin Dungaree Father c1955-1960
So, if you’ve decided to start collecting PenDelfin rabbits or are looking at extending your current collection, view our full current collection of PenDelfin rabbits – here.
