That's great getting boxed ones. Good haul. I collect vintage Pound Puppies. My website hasn't been active for years that had them on, have them from several countries. One day when life isn't so manic, I'll put all the info I have collected about them online again.
I have about 4 big boxes of PP, have a few Pound Pur-rr-ees  too (or however you spell it!) too, that accidentally joined me, but I don't actively collect anything cat related. I collect the Hornby merchandise too. I don't collect anything to do with the Hanna-Barbera cartoon though. I get mine through charity shops, and have through trades in the past. I still have my childhood pup too, a black Newborn called Huckle.

Wow, thanks aluke for the links, those were actually super helpful! And they all look gluten free! Yes! I actually have never seen anything Cadbury except the cream filled Easter eggs, which I'm not a big fan off. Those candies sound super yummy!

Remember the Cadbury's Cream Eggs sold in America are different to the UK version, although now Cadburys has been taken over by an American company they've changed the choc it;s made from, not Dairy Milk any more, which has cased great outrage over here. they're as culturally important over here as Red London buses or football!

Haven't got pics, but the furniture I've bought recently is all second-hand solid wood stuff. I use spray paints usually, with doors open, sanded a bit first so there is some grip, and don't like perfection, I like knocks and scratches to show that it has some history. I like bare wood but wax it instead of varnishing it, find it quicker and less messy, and the bugs don't stick to it in the summer when drying!
So far in the last few years, sprayed a small table antique white, and got another old cupboard that had 70 years of paint build up dipped, to its natural brushed pine original state. Painted most of a low bookcase, leaving the shelves, resprayed some bashed up drawer fronts and cupboard doors pistachio green, and left the rest of a 1950s kitchen cupboard whiteish, filled in cracks in the top, put a bit of sticky backed plastic to cover up the milliput filler, and made a pieced patchwork cover. My bedside drawers were cheap orangey pine varnished self-assembly things I got from work when it moved buildings, I spray painted all but the top and drawer handles antique white, and sanded and waxed the top and handles. Total transformation, and you can't tell that one was damaged by a teenager having a meltdown!
I have more furniture to paint, (tall orangey varnished charity shop bookcase, a pine cupboard, and a chest of drawers, but my current flat isn't the easiest place to spray or paint much stuff) and want some nice china handles in random designs for a couple of cupboards but those are expensive.  I don't paint antique stuff, and I love old wood, but orangey pine I hate, and the older pieces stand out more and the room looks bigger when the others are painted in similar colours to the walls...

I would NEVER call myself British, I'm English, although my ancestry dates back from probably beyond the Romano-British tribes of the Iron Age, that's about the most British I'd claim to be!
The British government tend to emphasise Britishness, as not to insult or alienate people from more recent immigrant cultures, but I don't have anything to do with Scottish or Welsh culture, and I wish England had it's own parliament and that Scottish and Welsh (and Northern Irish) MPs couldn't vote on issues that affect England, when English MPs can't vote in the Scottish parliament or Welsh Assembly!
We don't have a National Costume unlike the others, and apart from the English football team (hate football so no interest in it!), being English often gets a bad press, as our St George's flag (when not used for football), gets hijacked for political purposes by loony racist groups on protest marches.

Wow! That was quick! Thanks, yes, that must be her. Will try and tame her hair slightly. Now looking at internet pics of what she originally looked like, I'm more fond of her now, although her squashy middle still is rather unnerving!

Black baby and child dolls with proper 'afro' features
Black fashion dolls (charity shop finds)
Vintage Cabbage Patch Kids
Japanese and Maori Dolls
Vintage Pound Puppies
Vintage PVC Kiwi Folk
Vintage MLP
 (Still have childhood/teen collections such as Lego, replacement Strawberry Shortcake and Care Bears, and my Sylvanians, Sindy, Action Man, and other random 70s/80s toys, and Beanie Babies.
Pound Puppies, Dolls, and Cabbage Patch Kids are my main toy collections.

'Once a weasel, always a weasel' was one of my catchphrases throughout 6th form!