Gifts & Collectables

Border Fine Arts leads the field in the creation of authentic, high quality figurines.

These famous field mice were introduced to the world by the stories of Jill Barklem in 1980.

Bunnykins are so eminently collectable.

Known throughout the world for its modern paperweights and fine coloured glassware.

A selection of items with a Christmas theme.

Combining the magic of Disney with the artistry of Jim Shore

Dunoon are the market leaders in the production of fine quality mugs, tableware and kitchenware.

The finest, most exclusive and collectable limited edition freehand painted miniature enamels

Enesco have great lines to cover both gift-giving occasions and collectables.

Comical sheep by award winning artist Toni Goffe.

This collection combines folk art appeal with authentic quilt designs to create rich, colorful figurines.

Guaranteed high quality stylish products manufactured by the most experienced craftsmen.

Mason pottery is both durable and beautiful.

Moorcroft Pottery and Moorcroft Enamels are famous for their rich colours and delicate textures.

Ceramic piggy banks in various themes to help you save up.

Beautiful porcelain figurines are perfect for collectors and as gifts.

Okra design and produce a unique style of handmade coloured glass giftware.

The Royal Crown Derby range of figures, giftware and collectables is the culmination of 250 years of craftsmanship.

Royal Doulton Home is one of the world's oldest - and easily recognisable - chinaware companies.

Royal Scot Crystal is known internationally for refreshingly different and beautiful designs.

Choose from our selection of pieces with a Scottish theme.

Brilliantly coloured glazes on ceramic tiles recreate the artwork of Sharon Yamamoto.

Kristi Jensen Pierro has designed many pieces that are inspired by her own childhood.

Superb quality fabric, leather, wicker & diamante leather bags.

Artist Susan Lordi's sculptures communicate elegance, simplicity, peace and serenity.

Named after a bear cub brought back from Winnipeg during the First World War by Harry Colebourn.