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Chip Seagull

Jellycat

Chip Seagull
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Watch out for your fish supper – Chip Seagull is on the streets! You can’t miss him. He’s got a huge beak, he’s built like a liner and his hair screams 80’s punk rock. He’s currently on a catering course at a college in West London.In his free time, Chip likes to travel with Bartholomew Bear and Bashful Bunny. He’s a hawk when it comes to spotting those cheap flights.He doesn’t say a lot.

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JellycatCheapest£30Sold out
checked 2 months ago
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Resale value

Based on current asking prices. We do not have enough confirmed sold prices yet.

Trending down 24.6%
Typical price
£31.90
Middle half
£23.58 – £42.04
Full range
£16.10 – £73.49
Based on
58 listings
What sellers are asking112 listings across 7 days
£0£20£40£602026-09-17: median £54.05 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-18: median £27.91 from 6 listings2026-10-03: median £45 from 3 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-05: median £31.90 from 40 listings2026-10-21: median £28.26 from 28 listings2026-10-22: median £27.19 from 32 listings2026-10-25: median £17.93 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-172026-10-25

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Recent listings

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