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Pandora Pixie

Jellycat

Pandora Pixie
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Pandora Pixie is the unofficial mischief maker at Jellycat Secondary School. She does try to focus, but algebra looks suspiciously like doodles, and her chemistry experiments have been known to redecorate the lab.She’s always working on a magic routine (favourite trick: the disappearing homework) and practices her disappearing act in the corridor – though that mostly involves hiding in the trophy cabinet.Beige Sloth, her form teacher, sighs often but fondly. Because for all her antics, Pandora’s cheerful, creative, and always ready to swap tricks. Got one to show her?

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JellycatCheapest£32Sold out
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Resale value

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Trending down 9.9%
Typical price
£52.70
Middle half
£46.20 – £52.70
Full range
£31.90 – £59.90
Based on
12 listings

1 extreme outlier was excluded, usually bundles or mis-listings.

What sellers are asking14 listings across 3 days
£20£40£60£80£1002026-09-06: median £52.70 from 7 listings2026-09-23: median £47.50 from 6 listings2026-10-10: median £83.90 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-062026-10-10

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Recent listings

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