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Spring 2016 Contents £3.00 spring 2016 Contents Border Fine Arts has been producing Club Information 3 Beatrix Potter characters since 1987 Miniature Figurines 4 Large Figurines 6 Classic Figurines 7 Ceramic Alphabet 8 Homeware 10 Nursery 13 Resin Alphabet 16 Money Banks 18 Postcards 18 Magnets 19 Christmas 21 Index 22 Brunthill Road, Kingstown, Carlisle, Cumbria England, CA3 0EN. Telephone: 01228 404022 email: [email protected] Established in 2004 the Friends of Peter Rabbit™ Club offers our members the opportunity not only to add to their collections with exclusive figurines produced each year, but also to learn more about the woman behind our inspiration. All members receive the biannual Club magazine Hill Top Tales, which is full of fascinating information on all aspects of Beatrix Potter — features about her life, the people she met, places she visited, and the beloved animals that inspired her characters. Each issue also includes regular input from Warne, the publishers of Potter’s ‘little books’, as well as competitions for you to enter — there’s a free one on the website each month. We keep you up to date with our entire product range with mailings of our January and mid–year catalogues. We produce an exclusive club figurine each year for you to collect, and as a thank you for joining or renewing each year we will send you a membership gift — FREE! See below for the 2016 exclusives. Not a member? For just £12.00 per year (UK membership), or £17.00 per year (overseas membership), you will receive the current Club Membership Gift, and the benefits mentioned above. We look forward to meeting you. A27498 Exclusive 2016 Members’ Figurine marking the 150th Anniversary of Beatrix Potter’s birth Height: 9.0cm A28051 Tommy Brock™ 2016 Club Membership Gift Height: 6.5cm His spade is accented with 22-carat gold paint www.friendsofpeterrabbit.co.uk Miniature Figurines A27677 Miss Moppet™ Height: 5.0cm A27214 Mrs. Rabbit™ Height: 7.5cm A27676 Jemima and The Foxy-Whiskered Gentleman™ Height: 8.0cm A27678 Sir Isaac Newton™ A26909 Mrs. Rabbit™ and Peter Height: 7.5cm Height: 7.5cm A26908 Hunca Munca™ Sweeping Height: 5.5cm A26907 Flopsy™ Height: 7.0cm A26906 Peter Carrying Sticks Height: 7.5cm A26708 Peter Ate Some Radishes A26147 Tabitha Twitchit™ Height: 6.5cm Height: 7.0cm A22875 Little Pig Robinson™ Height: 7.0cm A22869 Foxy-Whiskered Gentleman™ Height: 7.5cm A25158 Gentleman Mouse™ Height: 5.5cm A22866 Lady Mouse™ Height: 6.0cm A24941 The Amiable Guinea Pig™ Height: 6.5cm A24942 Johnny Town-Mouse™ Height: 7.5cm 643920 Timmy Willie™ in Pea Pod 4 Height: 4.0cm 271829 The Tailor of Gloucester™ 271837 Peter Rabbit™ Height: 7.5cm in Watering Can Height: 7.0cm 271780 Mrs. Rabbit™ and Peter Height: 7.0cm A1150 Benjamin Bunny™ Height: 7.5cm A1312 Peter Rabbit™ with Plant Pot Height: 7.5cm A2350 Jemima Puddle-Duck™ with Herbs A2351 Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle™ Height: 6.5cm Pouring Tea Height: 5.5cm A1315 Tom Kitten™ Height: 6.5cm A2352 Appley Dapply™ Height: 7.5cm A2354 Timmy Willie™ Under Leaf Height: 7.0cm A3955 Jemima Puddle-Duck™ with Ducklings Height: 6.5cm A3486 Peter Rabbit™ Posting a Letter Height: 8.0cm A9207 Peter Pushing Wheelbarrow A22871 Mrs. Rabbit™ and Vegetables Height: 7.5cm Height: 7.5cm 5 Large Figurines A26905 Mr. Jeremy Fisher™ Height: 10.5cm A27439 Flopsy™ Height: 17.0cm A26155 Mrs. Rabbit™ Height: 19.0cm A23355 Timmy Willie™ with Strawberry Height: 12.5cm A20957 Peter Rabbit™ Height: 17.5cm A23356 Hunca Munca™ Height: 13.0cm A20958 Jemima Puddle-Duck™ 6 Height: 18.0cm Classic Figurines A26903 Benjamin Bunny™ Height: 8.5cm A26154 Mrs. Tittlemouse™ Height: 8.5cm A26153 Peter Posting a Letter Height: 9.5cm A25163 Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle™ Height: 8.0cm A26904 Squirrel Nutkin™ Height: 8.5cm A25161 Peter Rabbit™ Running Carrying Radishes Height: 8.5cm A25165 Hunca Munca™ Holding Baby Height: 8.5cm A25166 The Tailor of Gloucester™ A25164 Mrs. Rabbit™ Height: 8.5cm Height: 9.0cm A25168 Timmy Willie™ Under Leaf Height: 8.5cm A25169 Mr. Jeremy Fisher™ Height: 5.0cm 7 Ceramic Alphabet A27233 C – Flopsy™ A27231 A – Peter Rabbit™ Height: 7.5cm Height: 7.5cm A27232 B – Benjamin Bunny™ Height: 7.5cm A27234 D – Appley Dapply™ Height: 7.5cm A27235 E – Mrs. Rabbit™ and Peter Height: 7.5cm A27237 G – Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle™ Height: 7.5cm A27236 F – Mr. Jeremy Fisher™ A27238 H – Hunca Munca™ Height: 7.5cm Height: 7.5cm A27239 I – Peter Rabbit™ Height: 7.5cm A27240 J – Jemima Puddle-Duck™ Height: 7.5cm A27241 K – Mrs. Rabbit™ Height: 7.5cm A27242 L – Benjamin Bunny™ Height: 7.5cm A27243 M – Flopsy™ Height: 7.5cm A27245 O – Mrs. Rabbit™ and Peter A27244 N – Squirrel Nutkin™ Height: 7.5cm Height: 7.5cm A27246 P – Peter Rabbit™ 8 Height: 7.5cm A27249 S – Hunca Munca™ and Baby A27247 Q – Peter Rabbit™ Height: 7.5cm Height: 7.5cm A27248 R – Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle™ Height: 7.5cm A27250 T – The Tailor of Gloucester™ Height: 7.5cm A27234 D – Appley Dapply™ Height: 7.5cm A27251 U – Peter Rabbit™ Height: 7.5cm A27252 V – Tom Kitten™ Height: 7.5cm A27253 W – Timmy Willie™ Height: 7.5cm A27254 X – Pigling Bland™ Height: 7.5cm A27255 Y – Timmy Willie™ Height: 7.5cm A27546 Alphabet Displayer For retail use only Height: 50.5cm A27256 Z – Mrs. Tittlemouse™ Height: 7.5cm 9 All mugs are recommended Homeware hand wash only A27309 A – Peter Ate Some Radishes Mug Height: 9.5cm A27310 B – Benjamin Bunny™ Mug A27311 C – Cotton-tail™ and Peter Mug Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm A27312 D – Flopsy Bunnies Mug Height: 9.5cm A27313 E – Sweet Peter Mug A27314 F – Flopsy™ Mug A27315 G – Good Little Bunnies Mug Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm A27316 H – Hunca Munca™ Mug A27317 I – Mrs. Rabbit™ and Peter Mug A27318 J – Jeremy Fisher™ Mug Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm 10 A27319 K – Tom Kitten™ Mug A27320 L – Peter with Plant Pot Mug Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm A27321 M – Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle™ Mug A27322 N – Benjamin Bunny™ with Lettuce Mug A27323 O – Peter with Onions Mug Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm A27324 P – Peter Rabbit™ Mug A27325 Q – Jemima Puddle-Duck™ Mug A27326 R – Running Peter Rabbit™ Mug Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm A27328 T – The Tailor of Gloucester™ Mug A27329 U – Jemima Puddle-Duck™ Mug A27327 S – Squirrel Nutkin™ Mug Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm A27330 V – Peter in Plant Pot Mug A27331 W – Timmy Willie™ Mug A27332 X – Goodnight Peter Rabbit™ Mug Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm A27333 Y– Hunca Munca™ and Baby Mug A27334 Z – Flopsy Bunnies Sleeping Mug Height: 9.5cm Height: 9.5cm 11 Homeware New Eco-friendly children’s dinner sets made from bamboo melamine and packaged in recycled craft card, making thoughtful gifts to appeal to the eco-minded gift giver. A27754 Peter Rabbit™ Organic Dinner Set Dimensions: Plate: 21.0cm Bowl: 14.0cm Cup: 9.5cm Fork & Spoon: 12.0cm Dishwasher safe A27756 Flopsy™ Organic Dinner Set Dimensions: Plate: 21.0cm Bowl: 14.0cm Cup: 9.5cm Fork & Spoon: 12.0cm Dishwasher safe 12 Nursery A5100 Jemima Puddle-Duck™ My First Tooth Box Height: 4.0cm A3375 Jemima Likes Looking After Her Ducklings Musical Tune: Schubert’s Lullaby Height: 16.0cm A26148 Jemima Puddle-Duck™ Musical Tune: When The Saints Go Marching In Height: 12.0cm A25146 Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle™ Bookend Height: 15.0cm A25215 Peter Rabbit™ New Baby Money Bank Height: 9.0cm A1327 Peter Ran and Ran Rocking Money Bank Height: 13.0cm A24351 Peter Rabbit™ Bookend A2301 Jemima Flew Beautifully Height: 15.0cm Rocking Money Bank Height: 15.5cm A27503 Flopsy™ Egg Cup and Spoon Set Height: 5.0cm A25683 Jemima Puddle-Duck™ Money Bank Height: 17.0cm A27502 Peter Rabbit™ Egg Cup and Spoon Set Height: 5.0cm A25682 Peter Rabbit™ Running Money Bank Height: 17.0cm 13 Nursery A25866 Peter Rabbit™ First Tooth and Curl Box Height: 3.5cm A25864 Peter Rabbit™ Three-Piece Nursery Set Mug Height: 8.0cm Bowl Diameter: 17.5cm Plate Diameter: 18.5cm Recommended hand wash only A26699 Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-tail™ Three-Piece Nursery Set A26008 Flopsy™ Musical Mug Height: 8.0cm Height: 13.5cm Bowl diameter: 17.5cm Tune: Mozart’s Lullaby Plate diameter: 18.5cm Recommended hand wash only A25867 Peter Rabbit™ A25863 Peter Rabbit™ Mug Height: 8.0cm Money Bank Height: 10.0cm Recommended hand wash only A27179 Flopsy™ Mug Height: 8.0cm Recommended hand wash only A26023 Peter Rabbit™ Musical Height: 13.5cm Tune: Rock-a-Bye-Baby A26698 Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-tail™ A26011 Peter Rabbit™ Water Ball First Tooth and Curl Box Height: 10.0cm 14 Height: 3.5cm A26152 Timmy Willie™ Musical A26149 Mrs. Rabbit™ Musical Height: 13.5cm Height: 13.5cm Tune: Brahms’ Lullaby Tune: Schubert’s Lullaby A26150 Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle™ Musical Height: 13.5cm Tune: Hush Little Baby A26697 Flopsy™ Money Bank Height: 17.0cm A26696 Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-tail™ Money Bank Height: 10.0cm A26964 Peter Rabbit™ Photo Frame A26695 Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-tail™ Height: 17.0cm Photo Frame Holds a 6˝x 4˝ photo Height: 17.0cm Holds a 6˝x 4˝ photo A26008 Flopsy™ Musical Height: 13.5cm Tune: Mozart’s Lullaby A27060 Peter Rabbit™ Door Plaque Height: 12.0cm A26962 Flopsy™ Water Ball Height: 10.0cm A27176 Peter Rabbit™ Mug and Toy Gift Set Height: 12.0cm Recommended hand wash only A27210 Flopsy™ Door Plaque Height: 12.0cm A27177 Flopsy™ Mug and Toy Gift Set Height: 12.0cm 15 Recommended hand wash only Resin Alphabet A4995 C – Mrs.
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