We stock several limited editions and can special order all others.
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Based on selected Victorian seaside towns from the south-east England,this stunning model captures the atmosphere of an English resort town. Taking nearly a year to model it is a piece to contemplate and you can travel up and down its streets as you would the real thing. Quite remarkable. Lilliput was nice enough to make us one last piece before they retired it. We had to wait for it but it was worth every minute and we shall miss it when it is gone. I enjoyed a holiday by the sea!
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Our superb model romanticises the newly crowned Queen Elizabeth's first arrival at the Royal Sandringham Station.
Limited Edition in stock
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Our fabulous model features the record breaking Mallard Steam locomotive that on July 3rd 1938 set a world record top speed of 126 miles per hour -a record which still stands today.
Limited Edition in stock
We have editional large photos of all sides of the piece that we can email you on request.
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Not presently in stock but can be special ordered
Our nostalgic scene depicting a brightly coloured barge moored up alongside a canal pub has been inspired by the Star Inn in the village of Stone in Staffordshire.
Illuminated piece
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Not presently in stock but can be special ordered
Limited Edition of 1,500
By Lilliput Lane artist, Phoebe Harvey-Lee
North East & Yorkshire - 12,5 cm H, 19.0 cm L
Our wonderful scene has been inspired by one of Newcastle-upon-Tyne's fascinating hidden treasures, found in an area set deep in a lush wooded gorge known as Jesmond Dene.
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Not presently in stock but can be special ordered
Limited Edition of 2,000 by Lilliput Lane artist, Gary Kerkhoffl
Dorset, South West 12 cm H, 23.0 cm L
As you view this idyllic scene you can almost hear the gentle notes of the brass band playing Symphony no. 9 'From the New World' by Czech composer, Antonin Leopold Dvotak - - which is no great surprise really, as Gold Hill is the street which was immortalized in a famous TV commercial for a certain brand of bread!
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Not presently in stock but can be special ordered
Limited Edition of 2,000
Devon, South West - 13.5 cm (H), 21.5 cm (L)
By Victorian tines Clovelly's precipitous narrow streets were so famous that Charles Dickens based his 'A Message from the Sea' here, in which he renamed it 'Steepways'!
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In truth, it is rare that the Flying Scotsman travels along with route, but this fact only makes those occasions ever more special, and is exactly why our senior sculptor, John Ball, has depicted this special engine arriving at one of the prettiest, most admired and best kept stations in the North of England.
Illuminated piece. edition of 1500
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Limited Edition of 495 (50 in North America) Illuminated
Our wonderful scene features one of the North East's best-loved landmarks, which can be found on St. Mary's Island. This tiny, rocky island is situated just north of Whitley Bay and is linked to the mainland by a short concrete causeway, which allows access by foot when the tide is out.
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Edition of 2000
In celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of Lilliput Lane Cottages we are delighted to return to the picturesque village of Selworthy in Somerset. This popular village, rebuilt in 1828 by local politician, Sir Thomas Acland of Killerton, has inspired many Lilliput Lane Cottage over the years, some of which are included again on this fabulous scene.
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