Border Fine Arts "Woodland Ramble" Badger boxed with certificate collectable gift

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Condition: Excellent, like-new condition. Both figurines are in pristine shape with no chips, cracks, or damage. They come with their original boxes and paperwork, which is a key factor for collectors and adds to their value.

Pattern: Bordered

Occasion: All Occasions

Signed: Yes

Material: Resin

Customised: No

Colour: Multicoloured

Brand: Border Fine Arts

Department: Adults

Type: Figurine

Packaging: Box

Theme: Art

Collection: Border Fine Arts

Original/Reproduction: Original

Features: Boxed

Time Period Manufactured: 1990-1999

Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom

Room: Any Room

Handmade: Yes

Condition: Excellent, likenew condition.in pristine shape with no chips, cracks, or damage. They come with its original boxes and paperwork, which is a key factor for collectors and adds to their value.

Historical Background & Collector's Note: Border Fine Arts was a Scottish company celebrated for its incredibly realistic, handmade sculptures of wildlife and countryside scenes. Founded in 1974 by John Hammond, the company's "Classic" series, which these pieces belong to, was their flagship collection. Production ceased in 2016, making these older, Scottishmade pieces increasingly sought after on the secondary market. The "Classic" series figures are particularly desirable as they were handpainted and made with meticulous attention to detail.

This set is especially unique because it includes a figurine from the exclusive Border Fine Arts Society collection, which was only available to members. These Society pieces are often more difficult to find and are highly prized by dedicated collectors.

"Woodland Ramble" (Badger)

• Model Number: B0913

• Details: This charming piece depicts a badger perched on a log, capturing the spirit of a woodland stroll.

• Paperwork: Includes the original box and a Certificate of Quality signed by founder John Hammond.

• Copyright Date: The underside of the base shows a copyright date of 2005, making it a later piece from the classic range. The base is also signed by the artist, Ayres.