The bulls tail looks like its had a repair done – barely noticeable.
The bulls tail looks like its had a repair done – barely noticeable.
Border Fine Arts Red Stag – A5270 – Boxed – 26cm W x 21cmH. Please note slight stain on top of the box. This item has been stored away for a long time I believe.
Border Fine Arts’Frosty Morning’ Model by Ray Ayres (B0343) with certificate and box This stunning’Frosty Morning’ with certificate and box is manufactured by the well renowned Border Fine Arts, Scotland, England. This model features a farmer feeding his sheep while his border collie is sat in the back box of the Fergie TE20. This was modelled by Ray Ayres and it was put into production in 1999 it is a limited edition of 1750 this is number 561. It is apart of the’James Herriot Collection’ series. The condition on this model is fantastic! There is no damage at all, including no cracks, no chips and no restorations! (There is one tractor glass pane that needs sticking back in, very easy fix, see photo) This is a charming piece with a stunning classic look.
Border Fine Arts London Omnibus Verry good condition complete with certificate box and original packaging Will be verry well packed when posted Thankyou.
Border Fine Arts Hauling Out, Field Marshall Tractor. Original condition / No Certificate. Tel 028 38 398877 for any questions you have.
Border Fine Arts sculpture depicting a seated Labrador with puppies around a basket. Designed by Denis Geenty, a well-known sculptor for Border Fine Arts, recognised for detailed rural and animal studies. Hand made in Scotland and signed on the base D. Retains original Border Fine Arts label underneath. Mounted on original wooden plinth with green felt base. Dimensions: Height: 18 cm Width: 24 cm Condition: Very good vintage condition. No cracks or repairs visible. Light age-related wear consistent with display. A charming and well-executed Scottish Border Fine Arts dog group, ideal for collectors and Labrador enthusiasts.
This multicoloured sculpture features a bordered pattern and is signed by the artist. It is number 106/1500. It is presented on a polished wood plinth. Handmade in Scotland, it is another gentle reminder of a quieter time when horse-drawn deliveries were the norm. Here we find a milkman from P & T Gray Ltd, the dairy based at Peel Farm, on his rounds. The relaxed manner in which he chats to his customer having already emptied his jug into hers, perhaps suggests that he is one of the principals, as time clearly isn’t his priority. As they converse, her cat can be seen rubbing against his leg, probably drawn there by the possibility of catching any cream that happens to drip, whilst the horse, patiently waiting, is getting acquainted with a little dog. A charming scene beautifully realised. Thank you for your interest. Please check out my other listings.
SIGNED ON THE CERAMIC BY AYRES. THIS ALSO HAS THE CERTIFICATION OF AUTHORITY. GOOD BUT THE LEAVES NEES STRAIGHTENING. LOOK AT THE PHOTOS. I ALSO SEND ALL MY CERAMICS. AND VERY WELL WRAPPED.
