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Amuseables Disco Ball

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Amuseables Disco Ball
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Is it even a party without Amuseables Disco Ball? This dancefloor icon has padded silver patches for all-round glamour. With a grey suedette hanger, friendly smile and sparkly jersey dancing boots, this boogie wonder is a stunning centrepiece.

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JellycatCheapest£100Sold out
checked 2 months ago
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Resale value

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Trend not clear yet
Typical price
£190.50
Middle half
£161.57 – £211.22
Full range
£30 – £225
Based on
8 listings
What sellers are asking13 listings across 7 days
£0£100£200£3002026-09-09: median £187.90 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-25: median £30 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-26: median £184.91 from 4 listings2026-10-08: median £30 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-12: median £30 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-13: median £206.62 from 3 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-11-01: median £225 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-092026-11-01

The line is the median; the shaded band covers the middle half of listings. A wide band means the market disagrees with itself, treat the median as a guide, not a valuation. Hollow points are days with fewer than 4 listings (6 of 7 here), so they move around a lot.

Recent listings

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