Herbert Pumpfrey

UNIQUE BEASTS LTD

£750

Herbert Pumpfrey was no ordinary pup. With his shimmering gold nose and gleaming ears, he was the most dashing ceramic hound in the entire village of Glazeborough. Proudly perched on the windowsill of Mrs. Bellamy’s teashop, he watched the world go by with wide-eyed wonder and an eternally eager expression. But Herbert harboured a secret. Each night, after the last crumb of shortbread had been swept away and the “Closed” sign had been flipped, Herbert came to life. With a gentle flex of his glazed paws, he’d stretch, hop down, and pad across the counter with a purpose. For Herbert was the Teas

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