Harmony Kingdom Noah's Lark Multitude of Animals Biblical Series Box Figurine Sg

Description: Please Note: If you are interested in collecting Harmony Kingdom, Adam Binder Editions or Fragile World pieces, please select me as one of your favorite sellers on eBay, or contact me about a piece you are looking for, and I will be happy to list it, if I have it. I have a large selection of pieces in my eBay store, but due to the expense of listing them all at one time, I will be listing only a few auctions each week. I will try and list a variety of pieces each week and hopefully you will find items of interest to you. This Harmony Kingdom box figurine named "Noah's Lark" was carved by Peter Calvesbert in 1995. It was hand painted/finished by local craftsmen in the Cotswold area of England.Harmony Kingdom description:"Noah’s Lark is second in the series of signed and numbered multi-compartment limited edition box figurines. This four compartment box is home to 103 creatures, including Noah, who reclines on the roof of his arc. Two mice hide near Noah, one in his beard, and the other underneath him. Nearby Noah is a lone frog in search of its mate who has, unfortunately, become a tasty morsel for the snake. The beaver snacks upon the ark. On the door of the cabin is a sign bearing the message “DALY WINS” referring to the winner of the Scottish Open in 1995. The lifeboat says “GRIFFIN” referring to Griffin Mill, the former home of HK. “A.L.F.” (The Animal Liberation Front) is carved into the hull beneath the cow. Inscribed in the wake at the bow of the ship is “TA PAUL.” “Ta” is the English equivalent of a quick thank-you, and Paul first suggested the idea of creating a Noah’s Ark box. In the wake is a boat inscribed with “GREEN” on one half and “EACE” on the other, an ironic, nautical accident. Also floating in the water is a set of “JAWS,” a rabbit, a penguin, and a mermaid, who holds the title plaque for this box. Inside the box is Noah’s family, passing the time with a game of Monopoly™. Peter’s signature changed in August 1997, from “PW Calvesbert” to “P. Calvesbert.” Each piece is hand-numbered, signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Hallmarks include HBC logo." USPS Ground Advantage insured shipping in the US. The piece is in "mint condition". Thanks for looking!

Price: 112.5 USD

Location: Rutledge, Tennessee

End Time: 2024-11-28T15:12:13.000Z

Shipping Cost: 9.75 USD