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Mummy Bob

Jellycat

Mummy Bob
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Mummy Bob is a legendary sweet maker – and his speciality? Halloween. From ghoulishly good sherbet to bon bons, every treat is wrapped up in showstopping packaging. Glow-in-the-dark lettering: check. Boxes bejewelled with googly eyes: check. Cobweb trim: check. His most famous creation – Mallow Mischief – was a runaway success: a fusion of gooey goodness and unexpected flavours (pickled egg and honey, anyone?). Looking for treat (or trick) ideas? Bob’s already got a vision board for next Halloween’s inspo!

Where to buy

Price and stock by retailer
ShopPriceStockGo to shop
JellycatCheapest£33Sold out
checked 22 hours ago
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Kismet Blackwood£33Sold out
checked 3 min ago
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Resale value

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

Trend not clear yet
Typical price
£36.55
Middle half
£31.86 – £40.86
Full range
£25.14 – £61.02
Based on
14 listings
What sellers are asking22 listings across 4 days
£25£30£35£40£452026-08-26: median £35.99 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-03: median £29.82 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-19: median £37.10 from 9 listings2026-10-06: median £37.10 from 11 listings2026-08-262026-10-06

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 (2 of 4 here), so they move around a lot.

Recent listings

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