Bedlington Terrier Life-Sized Bronze Statue

This life-sized bronze Bedlington statue is available exclusively through Originals By Springer and represents a dream of internationally renowned dog sculptor and recognized Terrier authority, Denis Springer (deceased).

As I plan my retirement, I am cutting back on inventory and there are no current plans for new bronze castings.

All in-stock bronze sculptures are priced well below the cost of a new casting.

Questions/Comments? Please contact Judy Keller - obs@whidbey.com any time

or call (360) 331-3412 - between 8 A.M. and 8 P.M. Pacific time (USA), please.

**Inventory Reduction Price -**

**reduced to $2,800** for this one in-stock statue!

**Bedlington Terrier Life-Sized Statue, limited edition Bronze -** $9,000
	This dramatic statue is about 23" tall at the top of the head and measures about 28" long from tip of nose the backside of the rear foot. Shown here in a traditional bronze patina finish. It's equally at home in an indoor or an outdoor setting. Find the perfect spot at your own home Designed by Denis Springer and produced in collaboration with artist Kevin Pettelle of Sultan, Washington

Two in-stock pieces at a **discount price of $750** each

Bedlington Terrier life-sized bust, bronze - $3,000
	This popular sculpture is mounted on a 6-1/2"x10" base and measures about 17" tall overall. Parts of the sculpted bronze base, including the entire back side, are polished to a mirror-like finish. Designed by Denis Springer and produced in collaboration with artist Kevin Pettelle of Sultan, Washington. Click here to see a larger picture.

Shown here with friends, on display at the Montgomery County KC Sculpture Garden.

**Life-sized bronze statue,**
slightly different patina coloration and an outdoor setting.

**Bronze life-sized statue**,
opposite side from picture shown at top of page

Please note that all our bronze and pewter sculptures are cast in the U.S.A. Our Pewter items are lead-free pewter and our Bronze is true bronze, cast in the traditional hot-cast (lost-wax) method - not cold-cast "bronze," which is really a resin mixture.