Complete boxed sets of Whimsey-on-Why houses. The series was based on the mythical English village Whimsey-on-Why and comprises 36 models. They were in production between 1980 and 1987. Each of the first four sets comprises 8 houses and was sold as a boxed set. The fifth set contains just 4 houses and did not come boxed.

A series of 36 Wade houses, based on the mythical English village Whimsey-on-Why. The models were in production between 1980 and 1987.

A range of items bearing an intricate pattern of interlaced snakes, based on illustrations in the Book of Kells. The series was designed by James Borsey. Very few of these items were produced, in comparison with the usual Irish Porcelain ware.

A series of pigs and elephants of various designs, modelled by William Harper. The models were in production from 1957 to 1961.

A series of 9 Irish character figures, modelled on characters from traditional Irish ballads. The series was introduced in 1973 and later reissued in 1991. It can be difficult to tell apart models from the two series, but as a general rule, the second issue models were produced in a darker glaze. They also carry a green backstamp reading 'Seagoe Ceramics', although this wears off easily.