


This product is a very rare Border Fine Arts Springer Spaniel and Pups sculpture by artist Ray Ayres. Made of resin in 1989, this multicoloured piece is bordered and signed by the artist. While it does not come with a box, it is in very good condition and would make a delightful addition to any room for all occasions. The collectable item belongs to the Border Fine Arts collection and is a unique piece of art from the late 20th century.

The Border Fine Arts B0537 Out of Harms Way collectable figurine, designed by artist Anne Wall, is a rare and highly sought-after piece. Comes with Original Box and packaging and a certificate of authenticity stating it was a special Society exclusively available to Society Members only figurine. Handmade from resin, this multicoloured figurine features a bordered pattern and comes boxed, making it perfect for all occasions and any room in the house. Signed by the artist, this original figurine from the Border Fine Arts collection is a unique addition to any art lover’s collection.
Border fine arts Charolais ram limited edition of 750 pieces this is number 419perfect condition boxed with certificate, item has never been displayed but box has signs of shelf ware sculpted by Ray Ayers item.


TWO ROBINS NESTING from BORDERS FINE ART. By R T Roberts. A great example of wild birds from Borders Fine Art. Part of a desirable series featuring robins. The colouring and detail are particularly attractive. I think eyes look very realistic and bright. A rare chance to acquire one from this series.



What you see in the Photo is what You will receive. The item’s is 30cm Long x 20cm High. This item is is Excellent Condition with No Damage, Chip’s, Crack’s or Restoration. See pic’s 13 to 15 for the Stamp, Label to the item. This item is NOT BOXED but will be VERY WELL WRAPPED. Please View our other item’s. Please view my other item’s as i will be adding more stuff each day many regards. And feel free to ask any question’s… All our items are Tracked and Signed for Thanks.


This job lot of Beswick Border Fine Arts and Kowa figurines are all from the late 20th century, specifically the 1980s. These art pottery figurines were produced using traditional pottery techniques, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry of that era. Each piece adds a touch of elegance and charm to any decorative display, making it a valuable and unique addition to any collection.



Border Fine Arts The Country Doctor Horse & Cart 48/1250 Ray Ayres Signed Very Rare.
The Border Fine Art Stand Off is a resin collector ornament featuring a bordered pattern and signed by the brand. This unique piece is part of the Border Fine Arts collection, perfect for any room in the house. Handmade with multicoloured hues, this original work of art is a beautiful addition to any adult’s home decor, ideal for all occasions. Packaged in a box, this one-of-a-kind item is a must-have for art enthusiasts looking to add a touch of handmade charm to their living space.


Based on the photos, you have a highly collectible Border Fine Arts figurine titled “Right Place Wrong Time” (JH104) from the “Every Living Thing” collection. Border Fine Arts “Right Place Wrong Time” JH104 – Ltd Ed 1343/1750 – Boxed? Brand: Border Fine Arts. Collection: Every Living Thing. Model Number: JH104. Subject: Swaledale Sheep, Border Collie, and Cattle Grid. Artist: James Herriot (Collection Influence) / Hand Made in Scotland. Material: Resin / Cold Cast Stone on Wood Base. Year Manufactured: 1995. Features: Limited Edition, Hand Painted, Signed/Numbered. This piece captures a quintessential British countryside scene: a Border Collie working Swaledale sheep near a cattle grid and a public footpath. The level of detail on the sheep’s wool and the dry stone walling is exceptional. Limited Edition: This is number 1343 of only 1750 produced worldwide. Status: Excellent vintage condition. No visible chips, cracks, or repairs to the resin or the wooden base. (Note: If you have the original box or certificate, mention it here as it adds 20% to the value). Markings: Fully stickered on the base and hand-numbered on the figurine itself (see photos).
