The Estate Mice | Cast-Iron Mice — Single or Set of Three

• Characterful decorative cast-iron mice
• Three individual poses
• Available separately or as the complete Estate Trio
• Dark aged metal finish
• Compact decorative pieces suited to shelves and small spaces
• The Climber is designed to hang over a suitable edge
• Easy to move between rooms and restyle throughout the year
• Particularly effective when displayed as a group
• Decorative use only
• Designed to develop the small stories and details of the Berry & Grouse Estate

The Estate Mice are a trio of decorative cast-iron mice, each with a different pose and personality. They are available individually or as the complete set of three.

The Lookout — Item #70432
Sitting upright and alert.
Approximate size: 7.5cm × 6.8cm

The Forager — Item #76626
Low to the ground, with a long body and tail.
Approximate size: 12cm × 3.2cm

The Climber — Item #78148
Designed to hang over the rim of a suitable plant pot or secure shelf edge.
Approximate size: 13.8cm × 3.8cm × 3.1cm

Material: Cast iron
Finish: Dark aged iron / brown-black metal finish
Use: Decorative indoor accessory; The Climber is also suited to plant-pot styling where safely supported
Available as: Individual mouse or complete Estate Trio

Due to the nature of cast metal, small variations in surface texture, tone and finish may occur. These are decorative objects and are not intended as toys.

The Pantry
Perhaps their natural habitat. The Forager noses along the dresser between stoneware jars and old oak shelves, while The Lookout keeps watch from above. The Climber has already made his way over the edge, no doubt following the scent of something that should have been put away. Together they make the pantry feel gently inhabited — not staged, but lived in.

The Glass House
By morning, they appear to have moved outside. The Climber hangs over the rim of a weathered terracotta pot, peering into the planting below. The Forager works his way between seed packets, clay pots and garden tools, while The Lookout claims the whitewashed shelf above the bench. Against terracotta, limewash and fresh greenery, their dark cast-iron finish feels quietly architectural.

The Boot Room
Every Estate has its comings and goings, and these three seem to keep track of most of them. The Lookout sits amongst boot brushes and leather leads, The Forager wanders past a willow basket, and The Climber hangs from the edge of an oak shelf above the boots. It is a practical room, but the mice add just enough humour to stop it feeling too serious.

The Reading Room
The quietest room is not necessarily the emptiest. One mouse may appear between a row of books, another beside a stack of well-read hardbacks, while the curve of a tail at the far end of the shelf gives the game away. Here, the fun is in discovering them rather than displaying them.

The Shepherd’s Hut
Among weathered timber, enamelware and folded wool, one of the Estate Mice feels entirely at home. The Lookout might sit beside a mug or small lamp; The Forager may appear lower down among baskets and blankets. We would not necessarily place all three here — sometimes one unexpected visitor is enough.

Dust with a soft dry cloth. Avoid soaking, abrasive cleaners and prolonged exposure to damp. Cast iron may mark pale, polished or delicate surfaces, so a discreet protective pad is recommended where appropriate. Ensure The Climber is positioned securely on a stable edge or pot rim. Keep out of reach of small children.