Sylvanian Families doll deer family FS-13 (japan import)

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Later we were introduced to the Brown Spotted Dalmatians, the finely named Henry-Lloyd Dalmatian Family. This family are ardent sailors, and were brought out at the same time as the Sylvanian Families Marita May pleasure Cruise boat. Promotional material displays the Henry-Lloyd family as the accompanying yacht owners. We have a great selection of the USA Calico Critters Chocolate Labrador Triplets at Sylvanian Specialty Store, who are terribly cute with their serious little faces. Elm Snowdrift works together with Jolly on deliveries. She's even stronger than Jolly! She's good at coming up with ideas—when there's a difficult delivery, it's Elm who has the answer!

The original Sylvanian Families Goats were the Nettlefields, but in more recent years in Australia we have seen the Brightfield Goat Family. The Brightfield Goat family is made up of Mum, Dad, big sister and little baby sister goat. The Sylvanian Families Polaris Polar Bear family appeared in 2015, and have fairly recently been retired from stores in Australia. They are the second Sylvanian Families Polar Bear Family to be released. Before the Polaris family came the Beaufort Polar Bear Family. Luis Snowdrift loves Christmas—he wears his Santa hat all year round, and always asks "How many days is it until Christmas?" He wants to help his mum and dad with their work, so he puts things on the sled and pretends it's a delivery van. Sylvanian Families distributed by Flair call this family the Trunk Elephant Family, but their Trans-Atlantic cousins, the USA Calico Critters, are known as the Ellwood Elephant Family. These are still available in store.The Deer family was originally released in Europe as part of the Easy Buy range, a cheaper Sylvanian to encourage people new to collecting. are the Calico Critters Lamb baby on a train carry case set. Sylvanian Families Honey Fox Family – The Slydale Family The USA Calico Critters range distribute this family under the name of The Wilder Panda Family and they also come with two cute little twin pandas. The Van Dyke Otter Family have been released several times over the years. The first release of this Van Dyke Family was 1993. The only noticeable difference in this release, from other later releases, is that Mrs Van Dyke’s dress is a darker shade of blue. They were released again in 2002, 2007 and finally in 2012.

Dolly is in sitting pose with a yellow outfit, and Fennel is in a crawling pose wearing a green outfit. Released by Flair 3 times – 2002, 2004 and more recently 2014, the Kennilworth Dalmations are becoming quite hard to find brand new. There is a standing baby cow, who comes with his own crib - which we sometimes have available in our Sylvanian Treasure Trove. The Dale Sheep Family have been available in Australia up until fairly recently. They were probably last available in stores in Australia around 2014, but have now joined the “retired/discontinued” list of Sylvanian Families. It would be lovely to have a re-release of the Dale Sheep Family at some point. One of the most popular Families, which is very hard to find nowadays is the Friesian Cow Family, who go by the surname of The Buttercups. Besides the Buttercup Family of 4, which includes Dad, Hornbull Buttercup, his rather bossy wife, Daisy and their two little cow children.

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The twin sheep were also released as a special limited edition Sheep Baby Kindergarten set, kitted out in their very school kindy uniforms. A European version of the Sheep family are available too. The European sets are unnamed and come in a Family of 3. Bouquet indeed! These humourously named Sylvanian Families Skunk’s first names are well worth mentioning too. Father is named Stilton Bouquet. Mother is named Rosemary Bouquet. Brother and sister skunk are Sage and Jasmin and their babies are Parsley and Lavender!

There is also a Japanese Goat Pharmacist set, which is very hard to find nowadays, with an auntie, who is the local Sylvanian Goat pharmacist.

The Panda Family will win anyone’s heart. The Bamboo Panda Family were first released in UK in 1992. Since then they have had several re-releases. The most recent release was in 2012. The Robinson Red Panda Family don’t follow the usual pattern of releases. Initially, in 2010, they were released as a family of 4 called the Redwood Pandas. Later their name was changed to The Redwood Pandas for their UK release in 2013. In a poll, conducted in 2017, without a doubt, the clear favourite Sylvanian Families winner was….The Buttercup Cow Family! The UK Flair Hunter-Smyth Chocolate Labrador Family are now discontinued, but the USA version of this family, The Calico Critters Chocolate Labrador Family are occasionally available.