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Cordy Roy Baby Lion Comforter
Cordy Roy · baby
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For little ones who love to cuddle, the Cordy Roy Baby Lion Comforter is pure comfort from mane to paw. With soft golden cord and a velvety tummy, it’s perfect for tiny hands to grab, hold and dream with. Gentle textures and friendly design make it a soothing companion for safari dreams or on-the-go cuddles.
Where to buy
| Shop | Price | Stock | Go to shop |
|---|---|---|---|
| JellycatCheapest | £20 | Sold out checked 2 days ago | View |
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- Fortnum & Mason(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Hamleys(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Harrods(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- House of Fraser(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
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- JoJo Maman Bébé(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Liberty London(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Mamas & Papas(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Marks & Spencer(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Next(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Notcutts(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Selfridges(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Smyths Toys(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Squire's Garden Centres(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- The Entertainer(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- Waterstones(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
- WHSmith(opens in a new tab, price not checked)
Resale value
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