consistent with age and use
it would make a terrific paperweight on a stylish desk or a subtle yet striking addition to a grouping of any manner of interesting objects
my grandfather once gifted us grandchildren each a bag of walnuts
which I’d bet would be a lot of fun to share a drink with
England-based artist Sarah Wilton Lee for Liberty of London
Sculpted 1970s Clay Elephant by Tremar Potteries, UK Burmese consistent with age and useOh how I love this little clay elephant! If ever there was an elephant sculpture that conveyed the essence of an elephant, I think this is it he seems old, wrinkly, and stoic, but also even at just over 2 1 2 inches tall massively powerful. And also hugely empathetic. Terrific from every angle, he was produced by Tremar Potteries of Tremar and Liskeard in Cornwall, England, UK, circa mid 70s, and is stamped on the bottom of one foot. 2 5 8" tall x 2 3