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Squawkatoo

Jellycat

Squawkatoo
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With feathers like a sunset and a flair for fruity concoctions, fabulous flapper Squawkatoo is legendary for her beach party café! Renowned for shaking up a mean mocktail or two, she keeps the whole crew hydrated and on their toes – thanks to her great taste in music. Squawk This Way by The Budgees, anyone?She’s the shaker queen, diva of garnish and never serves anything without a paper umbrella (non-negotiable).Whether she’s rustling up a pineapple fizz or teaching the Amuseables to salsa, Squawkatoo brings color, charisma and a whole lot of fun.

Where to buy

Price and stock by retailer
Jeremy's Home StoreCheapest£29.95Sold out
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Jellycat£30Sold out
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Resale value

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

Trending down 22.9%
Typical price
£37.10
Middle half
£26.70 – £42.30
Full range
£18.16 – £54.95
Based on
9 listings
What sellers are asking40 listings across 26 days
£15£20£25£30£35£402026-09-10: median £21.50 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-13: median £18.16 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-21: median £43.18 from 2 listings, outside the visible range, shown at the edge, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-29: median £35 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-30: median £39.99 from 5 listings2026-10-08: median £35 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-17: median £34.50 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-18: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-19: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-20: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-21: median £22.43 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-22: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-23: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-24: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-25: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-26: median £22.43 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-27: median £22.43 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-28: median £22.43 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-29: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-30: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-31: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-11-01: median £26.70 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-11-02: median £22.43 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-11-03: median £22.43 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-11-04: median £22.43 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-11-05: median £22.43 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-102026-11-05

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 (25 of 26 here), so they move around a lot. 1 day fell outside the visible range and is drawn at the edge, usually a bundle or a mis-listing.

Recent listings

Collector-group listings are shown for reference only. They are peer-to-peer sales with no commercial relationship to us, and are never linked or monetised.

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