Border Fine Arts Butterfly Dome Figurine Ayres 2008 Handmade Scotland Glass Disp

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Good condition. No visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The glass dome is intact without cracks or scratches. The paint and fine details remain crisp and vibrant. The wooden base shows minor surface wear but remains in very good presentation condition.

Manufacturer: Border Fine Arts

Material: resin

Item Type: Ornament/ Figurine

Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom

This item is a beautifully crafted Border Fine Arts butterfly figurine designed by Ayres, dated 2008. The delicate scene features a detailed butterfly resting among raspberries and flowers, all enclosed in a protective glass dome on a polished wooden base.

Handmade in Scotland, this piece showcases the intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail for which Border Fine Arts is renowned.

Product Details:

• Brand: Border Fine Arts

• Artist: Ayres (Signed)

• Year: 2008

• Material: Handpainted resin sculpture, glass dome, wooden base

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

• Weight: 220 grams (as shown in photos)

• Origin: Handmade in Scotland

Design Highlights:

• Realistic butterfly with vibrant orange, black, and yellow markings resting on bright red raspberries and white flowers.

• The detailed foliage and textured base enhance the naturalistic look.

• Protected under a removable glass dome with a rich polished wooden base.

• Marked with Ayres 2008 signature and retains original "Hand Made in Scotland by Border Fine Arts" label.

Condition:

Good condition. No visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The glass dome is intact without cracks or scratches. The paint and fine details remain crisp and vibrant. The wooden base shows minor surface wear but remains in very good presentation condition.

About Border Fine Arts:

Founded in 1974 in Langholm, Scotland, Border Fine Arts gained a worldwide following for its handmade, highly detailed wildlife and countryside figurines. Each piece was individually cast and handpainted by skilled Scottish artisans. Original production ceased in 2016, making Scottishmade pieces increasingly sought after by collectors.