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Based on the tremendous response to The Golden Jubilee rocking horse, The Stevenson Brothers of Bethersden, England, presented their second rocking horse, inspired by Her Majesty's favorite colored horse, Tinkerbell, to the Queen of England, at Windsor Castle in honor of her 80th Birthday. 

Having grown up in Kenya, the Stevenson Brothers of Bethersden, England, often camped on the riverbeds and plains of the Serengeti where massive herds of zebra and wildebeest roamed. In recognition of their time spent there, and as a tribute to their Uncle James Bosworthick, who secured their passage out of Kenya in 1958, they decided a limited edition of 100 of these amazing beasts was only fitting.

The once mythical steed is now a reality for wonderfully creative play and would make a magical addition to any home.

These handmade wooden matchboxes are made with Zebrawood which is native to the lowland forests of Cameroon, Gabon, and the Congo. It is instantly recognizable by its bold striped lumber, which is reminiscent of a zebra's stripes.

These handmade wooden matchboxes are made with Zebrawood which is native to the lowland forests of Cameroon, Gabon, and the Congo. It is instantly recognizable by its bold striped lumber, which is reminiscent of a zebra's stripes.

These handmade wooden matchboxes are made with Ambrosia Maple that have tiny holes and elongated, colorful streaks caused by an inhabitation of the Ambrosia beetle in a North American Maple tree.

Handcrafted in Germany by Katrin Müller, one of the world's premier bear artists, Lanni holds the key to your heart.