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Winter Warmer Pippa Labrador

Jellycat

Winter Warmer Pippa Labrador
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When it comes to festive hosting, no one does it better than Pippa Labrador. Once the hat’s on (fleece-trimmed) and her red bow’s tied, she’s in her element, carving, plating, and offering second helpings before you’ve finished your first.This year, she’s on a mission: get Ricky Rain Frog into the Christmas spirit. He’s already wearing his Santa Costume – voluntarily! – and was recently overheard humming a carol. (Timmy Turtle is beside himself.)She’s saved you a seat – and the best roast potato.

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JellycatCheapest£35Sold out
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Resale value

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Trending up 29.1%
Typical price
£52.18
Middle half
£44.33 – £59.95
Full range
£40 – £89.10
Based on
16 listings
What sellers are asking38 listings across 6 days
£40£50£60£702026-09-06: median £52.18 from 8 listings2026-09-09: median £41.15 from 4 listings2026-09-22: median £53.12 from 6 listings2026-09-25: median £53.53 from 11 listings2026-10-06: median £57.90 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-09: median £54.78 from 8 listings2026-09-062026-10-09

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