Is this an alternate universe or do people really shop here??

[TinyTimLivesinVictorianSqualor]

englishtoysI mean seriously £87.50 for a GOLLYWOG?????

and £2000 for a Noahs Ark!

Are people mad??? What a waste of money.

Def an alternative universe, those gollys were awfull looking too.

Take note they were allowed to be called gollywogs though, maybe that's what makes them so expensive.

And the rattles come with a paper on "A Brief History of Rattles".

WTF?! Link brought up the Noah's Ark page - for £2k I'd want something big enough to house a real elephant!

LOL this is the sort of site that is used by people who have pursed disapproving lips about how much money poor people spend on crap at christmas.

Rumour has it that the Beckham's are giving their boys a £50,000 treehouse for their Christmas.

Far cheaper than a lockup in Edinburgh, at least .

Didn't see the word wog anywhere???

One of them is described as dressed to kill though, I think they meant he was a bit dapper though

Just house an elephant?? I;d want an elephant in it

Oh was it just a golly? I got distracted by the price tag.

Just lifted my jaw off the keyboard-i'm shocked at the prices!

I know!
£30 for three toy soldiers

2K for a Noah's Ark? Bargain!

Tiny, how the hell did you find this site? looking to burn a couple of million

I guess they have customers from overseas rather than just 'domestic'

i get all my arks from there

Mt boys have a Mamod steam traction engine - at £125 that's one of the cheapest things on the site! I bet the £2000 Noah's Arks never go near a child - they'll be bought by 'collectors' to go with their extensive set of Lilliput Lane cottages and the like.

£30 for one extra elephant for your £2000 ark.....bargin

Don't shoot me for this.

But - a work colleague spent £80 on a Bratz tour bus thing for her DD's birthday last month, it was this plastic thing that broke in 2 days! Another friend has a family hierloom wooden dollshouse their grandmother had in the 1920's.

So if you think about it terms of £80 = 2 days (obviously got a replacement but point stands), £2000 = potentially 80+ years there may be come long term value for money there after all.

Might be a valid point if I actually had £2000 to invest in a future family heirloom