Latest additions to the Perfect Pieces PenDelfin Rabbit section are these adorable PenDelfin band rabbits Bongo and Rolly:
PenDelfin Bongo & PenDelfin Rolly
This PenDelfin Bongo is wearing a pink drummer’s jacket. He was designed by Jean Walmsley Heap and is one of the original members of the PenDelfin Rabbit band happy to sit on the old PenDelfin Bandstand and bang away on his drum. Retired from production by the PenDelfin pottery back in 1987 he is one of the earlier PenDelfin rabbits. Click here for more photos…
The PenDelfin Rolly rabbit was also designed by Jean Walmsley Heap and stands happily singing with his song sheet, perfect for the PenDelfin Bandstand. Click here for more photos…
We have a wide range of retired PenDelfin rabbits, PenDelfin Family Circle Club rabbits and PenDelfin display stands for sale.
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A few new additions to the Perfect Pieces PenDelfin Rabbit section include a rare PenDelfin Megan in Lilac, a PenDelfin Rocky in lilac, an early PenDelfin Lucy Pocket and an adorable PenDelfin Snuggles rabbit:
PenDelfin Megan Rabbit, PenDelfin Rocky Rabbit, PenDelfin Lucy Pocket & PenDelfin Snuggles
The PenDelfin Megan The Harp figurine is a very early PenDelfin rabbit designed by Jean Walmsley Heap. She was one of the early PenDelfin Band rabbits and this version is even more desirable as she is wearing a lilac dress.
This PenDelfin Rocky rabbit is the first version of Rocky as he has no soles on his shoes or brim on his hat. He is also wearing the very desirable lilac trousers – an early colour that’s highly collectable. The PenDelfin Rocky was also designed by founder Jean Walmsley Heap.
The PenDelfin Lucy Pocket was also designed by Jean Walmsley Heap and displays the characteristics and detail that were typical of her designs. This is another early PenDelfin rabbit produced only during the 1960′s.
This PenDelfin Snuggles lies underneath a blue and black patchwork quilt and is happily snoozing away. He too was designed by Jean Walmsley Heap and is one of the popular “bed” PenDelfin rabbits.
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It’s Christmas time again, and what better gift to give a PenDelfin collector than the PenDelfin Christmas Scene?
Rare PenDelfin Rabbit Christmas Scene – click here
The PenDelfin Christmas Scene was made in a limited number of only 2000 for the USA and Canadian collectors market, c1985-1986. The set consists of a Christmas themed PenDelfin Cobble Cottage which sits on a Lantern Stand base and three Christmas dressed PenDelfin rabbits – Clanger, Jingle and Solo, all merrily singing away under a lit black lantern!
We have a wide range of PenDelfin rabbits, PenDelfin display stands and PenDelfin Family Circle club rabbits for sale and don’t worry there’s still time to get your rabbits to you before Christmas!
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The latest addition to the Perfect Pieces PenDelfin rabbits section is this adorable PenDelfin rabbit Dandy:
Retired PenDelfin Dandy
The PenDelfin Dandy rabbit was designed by the well-known Doreen Noel Roberts. This PenDelfin rabbit was first introduced into the PenDelfin rabbit section in c1981. It actually has two rabbits together – the elder one brushing the younger one’s ears! This particular example is wearing blue trousers.
We have a wide range of PenDelfin rabbits for sale including many retired PenDelfin rabbits, PenDelfin Family Circle club rabbits and PenDelfin display stands.
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If you’re a PenDelfin rabbit collector or know someone that is then you should definitely visit the Perfect Pieces PenDelfin rabbit section.
We have everything from PenDelfin display stands, PenDelfin rabbits to PenDelfin club pieces and PenDelfin collectors books.
We mostly specialise in the old retired pieces of PenDelfin, and being a PenDelfin collector myself I’m always on the lookout for interesting pieces so you never know what might appear on our site!
If you’re looking for a PenDelfin book then the PenDelfin Collector’s Handbook
written by the well-known PenDelfin expert Stella Ashbrook is a good buy. Covering the history of PenDelfin and including many colour images it’s an interesting read. Click here to view details of this book
If you’re looking for a particular piece of PenDelfin then it’s always worth getting in touch and letting us know. We may have it but it’s not been put on the website yet or we may be able to look out for it for you with no obligation to buy if we do obtain it – so don’t hesitate to get in touch.
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