Eunice Bagshot

UNIQUE BEASTS LTD

£350

Eunice Bagshot was a ceramic artichoke of considerable dignity. With her glossy green petals tinged in violet and a face of gleaming gold—eyes bright, nose proud, and mouth forever mid-thought—she ruled the old greenhouse from her spot atop a cracked terracotta pedestal. To the untrained eye, Eunice might have seemed still and silent. But among the potted herbs and climbing vines, she was something of a legend. The basil whispered her name. The geraniums turned their leaves when she spoke. Even the tomatoes (real ones, not like her porcelain cousin Linda Franks) waited respectfully before ripe

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as UNIQUE BEASTS LTD, number 16340203. Checked 2026-08-29.
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