Greyhound sculptures

For Greyhound sculptures, please scroll down through this whole page to see pictures and links to other pages.

Questions/Comments? Please contact obs@whidbey.com anytime

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

Link to the Greyhound doorknocker page

And check out this link to the Greyhound walking stick page

**Greyhound lapel pin/tie tac, pewter - $20**

This pewter lapel pin (or tie tac) is about 1" high and 1" wide. It's available with either a gold-plated or a shiny pewter finish.

The bronze and pewter figurines shown below are posted on both the Greyhound and the Whippet pages. The two sculptures are not identical, but are very similar.

Rapidly increasing metal and casting labor costs have forced me to adjust prices. To reduce inventory, I've discounted the price of my in-stock items. The full price listed below will be the price for new orders.
**Inventory Reduction Price -** **reduced 25% to $150** for this in-stock item!

**Greyhound figurine, pewter - $200**
	The figurine is about 6-1/2" overall, with the dog standing on a 8" x 2-1/2" pewter base. Produced in collaboration with artist Ben Cordsen of Fort Collins, Colorado

**Greyhound figurine, limited edition bronze -$400**
	This bronze figurine is an edition limited to only 25. Shown here with a medium-to-light traditional patina, it can be ordered in your choice of colored finish. The sculpture is just over 6" tall overall, with the dog standing on a 7-1/2 x 2-1/4" bronze base

**Close out price** for this discontinued item - **$125**

**Greyhound mini-bust, bronze**
	The miniature head study is similar to the handle of our bronze and pewter canes. It's a wonderful decorative item for a desktop or shelf. The bronze head is about 3-3/4" high and is attached to a 5" diameter base.

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.