
This page features Golden Retriever pewter "action scenes"
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This is the small version of the "On Golden Pond" sculpture - the basis for the life-sized statue and fountain. Shown here with an antique pewter finish, it's also available in gold-plated pewter and in limited edition bronze. The sculpture is mounted on a 6"x4" wooden base and measures about 4" tall overall.
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Approximately 17-1/2"x4"x6-1/2"h. Sculpture is antique pewter. Extra shipping cost on this heavy piece.
Winner of "Best Entry Depicting a Dog Performing and Obedience or Agility Exercise" at the Art Show at the Dog Show - April 1999 Designed by Denis Springer in collaboration with artist Ben Cordsen of Fort Collins, Colorado |
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These pictures are two views of the same pewter sculpture. In this "action" scene, the Golden Retriever is leaping for the one duck that is already down. The pewter base measures 10-1/2" x 4" at the widest part. It is mounted on a custom wood base and measures about 5-1/2" tall overall. The two finishes are antique pewter and hand-painted pewter.We have only a few pieces of the painted version remaining and they are marked down to a close-out price. Designed by Denis Springer in collaboration with artist Ben Cordsen of Fort Collins, Colorado |
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The Golden Retriever isn't new, but the photographs are. The pewter sculpture features an enthusiastic Golden Retriever flushing a pheasant in a cornfield. The piece on the left has an an antique pewter finish and the one on the right has the dog with a gold-plated finsh. The sculpture is mounted on a 6"x8" base and is about 7-1/2" tall overall.
Designed by Denis Springer in collaboration with artist Ben Cordsen of Fort Collins, Colorado. |
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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.
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