This listing is for a rare and collectible limited edition figurine from the Border Fine Arts “All Creatures Great and Small” series, titled Wrong Side of the Fence. Description: This charming figurine depicts a humorous rural scene with three sheep-a ram, a ewe, and a lamb-on the wrong side of a fence. The detailed craftsmanship is evident in the realistic textures of the sheep’s wool, the weathered wooden fence, and the rocky, grassy ground. The piece is a limited edition, numbered 782 out of 1500, and is signed by the artist, Anne Wall. It comes on a separate, custom-fitted wooden base. Please note there is a small chip on one of the fence posts, as highlighted by the fingertip in the photo. Historic Background: Border Fine Arts, founded in 1974 in Scotland, is highly regarded for its lifelike and detailed cold cast porcelain figurines. This particular piece is part of the “All Creatures Great and Small” collection, which was inspired by the beloved books of James Herriot (the pen name of veterinary surgeon James Alfred Wight). The series captured the heartwarming and often humorous essence of rural life and the animals Herriot cared for in the Yorkshire Dales. Pieces from this collection are particularly sought after by collectors due to their connection to a cherished literary and television classic. The company’s figurines are celebrated for their artistry and realistic portrayal of animals, making them treasured collectibles. Artist: Anne Wall (signed). Title: “Wrong Side of the Fence”. Edition: Limited Edition, 782/1500. Origin: Hand Made in Scotland. Condition: Good pre-owned condition. There is a small chip on one of the fence posts (see photo). The figurine and base are otherwise in great shape. Measurements: The figurine is approximately 5.5 inches tall and weighs 1357g (including the base), as shown in the photos. Base: The original wooden base is included and is separate from the figurine. This limited edition piece is a must-have for Border Fine Arts collectors and fans of James Herriot.
