Stacking Forest

Name: Stacking Forest
Brand: Big Game Hunters

Big Game Hunters

£39

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Designed and made by Tender Leaf Toys This woodland and forest themed stacking tree trunk is a great way to develop your physical and sensory skills. With loads of different pieces this toy provides hours of fun. Set includes: A wooden stacking tree trunk, an owl, a bat, a wolf, a squirrel, a woodpecker, an acorn, a mummy pig with her baby, a caterpillar, five leaves, a toadstool, a moth, a rabbit, a hedgehog, a bird, and a bird in a nest. Plastic Free Presented in an illustrated colour box. Suitable for 18 Months + Product dimension: 20 x 8 x 24 cm Crafted from sustainably sourced reclaimed r

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as BIG GAME HUNTERS LIMITED, number 12572703. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Majority ownership sits in Luxembourg, with Avcap Investments Luxembourg S.C.Sp. Sicav-Raif. Companies House.
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