Siren Song - V2

Name:Siren Song

Artist:Peter Calvesbert

Item No:TJMT

Collection Name:Treasure Jest

Subset Name:Small Treasure Jest

Exclusive To:

Made In:England

Status:Fixed Edition

Carving Date:2002

Release Date:10/22/2002

In Store Date:1/1/2003

Retirement Date:

Edition Size:5000

US Issue Price in USD:$65

UK Issue Price in GBP:£

CAN Issue Price in CND:$

Category:Box Figurine

Dimensions (Inches):3.5 x 1.9 x 2.6

S e c r e t s

A family of manatees find some aquatic plants for lunch, despite the pollution that threatens their habitat. Along with the bottles and cans is a boat propeller, representing one of the greatest dangers to these slow-moving animals: speed boats. The top manatee bears the scars of such an encounter. V.V. inscribed on a rock stands for Victorian Village, a U.S. House of Lords dealer who took Peter Calvesbert to the Lowry Park Zoo to visit the manatees during his 2002 tour. The signature mouse peeks out from a fore-flipper (be careful not to confuse him with the fish!). The interior of the Version One shows a baby manatee (362 pieces worldwide show the baby with a bottle; 2138 pieces worldwide do not have a bottle). The Version Two interior shows a manatee shaving its short, stiff bristles.

Above is from the Harmony Kingdom website.

This is new in box with original paperwork

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  Harmony Kingdom pieces are made of crushed Marble and Resin. They are hand painted by local craftsmen in the Cotswold area of England.