Tiny figurines and miniature gifts

Two different things stand on this shelf and it is worth knowing which you are buying. One is the token: a thumb-sized figure that comes with a printed card, sold in boxes of twelve to a hundred, and bought by the box for a team or a class. The card is the point: the figure is what makes the card survive the drive home. The other is the ornament: one resin cat, frog or gnome, three or four inches tall, bought for one person to put on a desk or a windowsill. The first sort costs pennies a piece and the second costs the price of a sandwich, and both show as a single figure in a photograph, so check the count under the picture before you decide the price is wrong. One caution that belongs here and not on any other shelf: everything on it is small enough to go in a mouth, and the federal small-parts rule is written about toys for the under-threes rather than about a resin duck sold to an adult. If there is a crawling baby in the house, this shelf is for a high shelf.

Everything on this shelf is one of pocket token, figurine, dollhouse mini, resin mini or crystal, and the Tiny Gifts range keeps the price, the pack count and the widest measurement on every card so the sums are done before you order.