Border Fine Arts Squirrel Figurine Handmade Scotland Wildlife Tree Stump 6” Deco

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Minor paint wear is visible on the edges. No major cracks or repairs. The base felt is intact with original label present.

Pattern: Wildlife

Occasion: All Occasions

Size: Medium

Material: Resin

Subject: Wildlife

Colour: Multicoloured

Brand: Border Fine Arts

Type: Figurine

Number in Pack: 1

Collection: Border Fine Arts

Theme: Wildlife

Style: Scottish

Original/Reproduction: Original

Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom

Finish: Matte

This item is an exquisite Border Fine Arts figurine featuring a red squirrel perched on a naturalistic tree stump base, handcrafted in Scotland with meticulous attention to detail.

Created in the signature Border Fine Arts style, this sculpture captures the beauty and charm of British wildlife with lifelike accuracy. The figurine is marked BFA Scotland and retains its original felt base label.

Product Details:

• Brand: Border Fine Arts

• Material: Handpainted resin

• Theme: Wildlife – Red Squirrel

• Height: Approximately 6 inches (as shown in photos)

• Weight: 227 grams (as shown in photos)

• Origin: Handmade in Scotland

Design Highlights:

• Finely detailed sculpture of a red squirrel with realistic fur texture and lifelike posture.

• The squirrel is perched on a tree stump surrounded by leaves, acorns, and natural woodland features.

• Handpainted with rich, natural tones enhancing the realistic appearance.

• Green felt bottom with original gold label reading “Hand Made in Scotland by Border Fine Arts.”

Condition:

Minor paint wear is visible on the edges. No major cracks or repairs. The base felt is intact with original label present.

About Border Fine Arts:

Founded in 1974 in Langholm, Scotland, Border Fine Arts is worldrenowned for its handcrafted figurines that celebrate British wildlife, rural life, and countryside scenes. Every piece was individually cast and handpainted by skilled artisans. Production of the original Scottishmade figurines ceased in 2016, making these early pieces increasingly desirable among collectors.