Lilliput Lane Cottages I to M
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Kendal Chocolate House
Cumbria
North West
Height: 8.5cm
Built in 1630 from local limestone and slate, Kendal's famous chocolate shop draws chocolate lovers from far and wide to sample it's sweet delights!
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County Kerry
Height: 6.0cm
Typical of the dwellings of the first Irish 'cottiers', ours, which sits on the Dingle Peninsula, was built from stones, twigs, rushes and furze: the garden bird table is reputed to be home to an elusive leprechaun.
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This seventeenth-century thatched farmhouse at Malmsmead is thought to be John Ridd’s home in R D Blackmore’s thriller-adventure Lorna Doone, A Romance of Exmoor.
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Love To You
L2842
Hampshire
Middle England
Height: 6.5cm
Could you imagine a more romantic place to live
than this idyllic thatched cottage in Norleywood?
Built in the eighteenth century, it lies deep in the
'heart' of The New Forest and is home to our
hopeless romantic, as the hearts everywhere reveal!
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Lancashire, North West 11.0 cm
This model has been inspired by two of Lytham St. Anne's favorite icons and truly captures the essence of this popular seaside town.
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Hampshire - Middle England
Based upon a seventeenth-century New Forest cottage from Furzey Gardens, Minstead. With its
age-weathered timber frame with brick infill and two eyebrow dormer windows peeping out from
underneath the neat thatch, it is a fine example of the vernacular architecture of this much-loved
region.
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Both the oast house and the late medieval timber-framed building depicted on our wonderful scene are based upon buildings from the old Wealden wool village of Smarden, near Ashford, which emerged when hops were first introduced to the area during the nineteenth century.
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