Painted and glazed ceramic sculpture Piggy Bank by Grayson Perry.

As part of the 2017 Serpentine exhibition, the artist's hand-made ceramic work Long Pig featured at the entrance to the show. This 'Little Pig' piggy bank emulates its larger counterpart whereby the owner can 'vote' (much like the 'Long Pig') by inserting coins into the appropriate slots that they identify with.

This hand moulded piece is presented in a card gift box. Has a rubber stopper with the Artist's logo on the underside.

The Piggy Bank is wrapped in bubble wrap inside the box and will be sent via insured postage.

Born in Chelmsford, Essex in 1960, Grayson Perry lives and works in London, UK. He has gone from taking evening classes in pottery to winning the Turner Prize, presenting television programmes on Channel 4 and writing acclaimed books. 

Always keen to do the unexpected, pottery allowed him the opportunity to indulge his fascination with sex, punk, and counterculture amongst other things, in the most unlikely and polite of art forms. Today, he is one of Britain’s most celebrated artists and cultural figures.