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on February 21, 2026
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on February 19, 2026
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on February 05, 2026
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on January 26, 2026
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on December 20, 2025
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This is a beautiful vintage Border Fine Arts figurine from their classic Highland Farm Series, created in the 1980s. Sculpted by the talented artist D. Walton, this piece captures a charming family group of Scottish Black Face sheep. The group features a ewe, ram, and a lamb, all meticulously detailed. The sculpture showcases the exceptional craftsmanship that Border Fine Arts is known for. You can see the realistic texture of the wool, the distinctive markings on their black faces, and a naturalistic base with detailed grass and rocky terrain. It’s a wonderful depiction of rural Scottish farm life. This is a must-have for any collector of Border Fine Arts or for someone who loves farm animal art. Brand: Border Fine Arts. Features: Family group of three sheep (ewe, ram, lamb), hand-painted, detailed textured fleece, and a realistic base. Condition: Good vintage condition. Please see all photos for details. Height: 8.5 cm (3.3 inches). Length: 11 cm (4.3 inches). Weight: 361 grams (0.8 lbs). The base is signed by D. Walton and features the official “Border Fine Arts” and “Hand Made in Scotland” markings, along with the original base label. This is a rare find and a lovely example of a classic British collectible. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask!
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on December 18, 2025
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This item is the 1989 Border Fine Arts figurine “King of the Castle” (JH37) from the. All Things Wise and Wonderful. Beautifully sculpted by D. Walton, this detailed piece features a serene ewe lying in the grass, accompanied by two playful lambs – one resting beside her and the other perched proudly on her back. A classic representation of pastoral life, this figurine captures the gentle nature of sheep and the charm of the countryside, all handcrafted in Scotland by Border Fine Arts. Brand: Border Fine Arts. Title: King of the Castle. Collection: All Things Wise and Wonderful – James Herriot. Country of Origin: Scotland (BFA SCOTLAND marked). Material: Hand-painted resin on a polished wooden base. 5.5 inches wide x 4 inches tall. Features: Handcrafted, signed by the artist, original green felt base with title sticker. Good condition overall, with the following observations. No visible chips, cracks, or repairs. Paintwork remains detailed and intact across the entire sculpture. This piece is beautifully preserved, making it a fantastic addition to any Border Fine Arts or countryside-themed collection. ? About Border Fine Arts & the James Herriot Series. Border Fine Arts, established in Scotland in 1974, is celebrated for its high-quality figurines that authentically capture scenes from rural British life. The James Herriot collection, inspired by the beloved vet and author, brings his heartwarming stories to life through detailed sculptures like King of the Castle. Walton contributed many lifelike animal figures to the BFA range, and this particular work stands out for its composition and storytelling – reflecting the playful innocence of young lambs and the quiet strength of the ewe. ? Why Choose This Figurine? A highly collectible piece from the sought-after James Herriot collection. Handcrafted in Scotland by renowned artist D. Ideal gift for animal lovers, country décor collectors, or fans of British pastoral art. Display-ready with original felted base and label intact. Please refer to all photos to assess condition.
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on November 25, 2025
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This item is the Border Fine Arts “Spring Lambing” Figurine, model JH6, part of the. All Creatures Great and Small. Collection inspired by the works of James Herriot. Handmade in Scotland and dated 1985, this beautifully sculpted piece depicts a tranquil countryside scene with a ewe and four lambs in a farmyard setting near a dry stone wall and wooden gate. The sculpture is mounted on an elegant wooden base and is signed Ayres on the back of the wall-referring to Ray Ayres, one of Border Fine Arts’ most prominent sculptors. Brand: Border Fine Arts. Series: All Creatures Great and SmallT. Model: JH6 – “Spring Lambing”. Artist: Ray Ayres (signature on the reverse). Material: Hand-painted resin on a wooden base. Origin: Handmade in Scotland. Base Label: Original foil sticker intact. 8.5″ wide × 6.5″ deep × 6.5 tall (estimated from visuals). Good condition overall with no major damage or repairs visible. Paint and sculpted detail are well preserved with no chips, cracks, or missing parts. Very light shelf wear to the base felt (as expected for age). Includes original green felt bottom and foil label. An excellent display piece for collectors of rural-themed art, sheep farming memorabilia, or Border Fine Arts figures. ? About Border Fine Arts & James Herriot Series. Border Fine Arts was founded in 1974 in Langholm, Scotland, and quickly became known for its detailed rural and wildlife sculptures. Each piece was hand-cast and hand-painted, capturing scenes of British countryside life with remarkable realism. This piece is part of the. All Creatures Great and SmallT. Series, inspired by the beloved veterinary tales of James Herriot, the pen name of Alf Wight. These figurines celebrate the everyday life of British farmers and animals with warmth and authenticity. Sculpted by Ray Ayres, a leading artist of the studio, this piece is a perfect example of the craftsmanship and emotional storytelling for which Border Fine Arts is renowned. ? Why Choose This Figurine? Highly collectible and signed by Ray Ayres. Part of a limited series inspired by James Herriot. Handmade in Scotland with quality and detail. Beautiful rural farmyard scene perfect for display. A thoughtful gift for animal lovers or collectors of British country life art.
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on November 14, 2025
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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.
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on October 22, 2025
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on October 20, 2025
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