Viewing 10 items in Lilliput Lane

2008/09 Collectors' Club Special Edition To be found by passing under a wonderful slate archway just off the A591 at Grasmere, this typical Lakeland home may be familiar to many of our long-standing collectors - as we have sculpted it before under another guise! Yes, that's right, it was Helmere Cottage, introduced in July 1989 and retired in September 1995. Lilliput Lane decided this stunning ...more

Chocolate Box Cottage from the Lilliput Lane Collection.

This delightful timber cottage has been inspired by the so-called 'Inner Lodge', which can be found nestled in the woods of Blaise Castle Estate, near Henbury. Its remarkable cladding made from strips of bark, pretty arched windows and thatched roof give it an almost fairytale apperance which is enhanced by its woodland setting. It's easy to imagine a woodcutter or gamekeeper, someone who really ...more

Set in just under one acre of partly moated gardens, this charming timber-framed detached building from the Suffolk village of Hitcham has a beautiful wraparound thatch. It is Grade II Listed and enjoys spectacular views over the surrounding countryside. This model depicts a delightfully idyllic scene of a young girl picking juicy red tomatoes whilst her father is loading up the family's cart in ...more

The North Yorkshire coast, where wild moorland meets the North Sea, has a rugged charm and character all of its own. With its sturdy stone walls and colourful clay pantiled roof, this building is typical of the many small cottages which can be found in the dramatic landscape around Runswick Bay. 7 cms high (2.7 ins) / 7.5 cms wide (2.9 ins) / 6 cms deep (2.3 ins)

2008/2009 Collectors' Club Special Edition Traditional Lakeland architecture at its best - quite literally! - as this is no humble dwelling, the home of George Browne, a wealthy yeoman farmer. It was built in 1626 at a time when Troutbeck benefited from having a absentee Lord of the Manor, and so its social system was made up of prosperous 'statesmen' or yeoman farmers (who owned their own land r...more

Any avid walker with a fondness for wandering the beautiful fells and woods around Grasmere will instantly recognise this beautiful cottage on the edge of the Deerbolts Wood. It is a typical picturesque Lakeland cottage in the true sense of the word - for picturesque means not only very attractive, but in architectural terms it refers to a golden era of Victorian cottage building, which chose the ...more

The Round House, Monmouth from the Lilliput Lane Collection.

The smallest house from the Lilliput Lane Collection.

Wisteria Lane from the Lilliput Lane Collection.