Schipperke sculptures

The Schipperke sculptures on these pages were created by the late Denis Springer , internationally renowned dog sculptor. They are available exclusively through this Originals By Springer website.

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.

Link to Schipperke Walking Stick page

Link to the Schipperke Pin page

As I plan my retirement, I'm cutting back on pewter inventory by lowering prices on items currently in stock.

**2 in-stock antique pewter items reduced to $35 each**

**Schipperke pattycake pose figurine, pewter -** regularly priced at $100
	This Schipperke figurine is about 4-1/4" tall on a 3-1/2"x1-1/2" base. The figure shown here has an antique pewter finish; it's is also available in gold-plated pewter for $60.

**Schipperke standing figurine, pewter - $150**
	This Schipperke figurine is 4-1/2" tall and about 5" long. The figure shown here has an antique pewter finish; it's also available in gold-plated pewter for $115.

**Previously priced at $250, the 1 in-stock item are now reduced to $125**
**Schipperke pattycake pose figurine, limited edition bronze - no more will be cast**
	This is in a bronze edition limited to 50. The figurine is about 4-1/4" tall on a 3-1/2"x1-1/2" base. Shown here with a dark traditional bronze patina.

**Previously priced at $400, the 1 in-stock item is now reduced to $200**
**Schipperke standing figurine, limited edition bronze - no more will be cast**
	This bronze figurine is similar to the pewter piece shown above - 4-1/2" tall and about 5" long. It is in an edition limited to 25.

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.