Figures, Sculptures & Art

Hand carved in Mexico. On a pedestal for shelf or desktop display. Six inch wingspan.

Small pewter cavers populate a geode.  Geodes are approximately 3 inches.   Typical geodes shown.  Each geode will vary and contains 2 cavers.

Small pewter caver on an amahtyst. Available prone or kneeling.

Small pewter caver inside a small geode.  Geodes are approximately 3 inches.   Typical geodes shown.  Each geode will vary and contains 1 caver. About 2 inches.

The Open Wing Bat pot hanger has been custom designed and manufactured by Jardinopia Ltd. It is made from a durable polyresin and crushed stone-based material. It is frost-proof, UVA resistant and hand-painted using lead-free products - meaning you can leave it outside all year round and the paintwork will not fade or flake in extreme temperatures and the product will not be adversely affected by frost. Used widely with indoor pots and planters, vases, mirrors, lamps, fruit bowls or indeed anything with a 'lip' that he can hang on to! Add a bit of fun to your living room and a real talking point for your friends. The Open Wing Bat Pot Hanger is an ideal gift for garden and Bat lovers alike, and will add a little pizzazz and fun to your pots or as a hanging ornament elsewhere in your home.  Bats are about 6 inches wingspan.

Bat specimen cast from the original fossil found near Kemmerer, Wyoming in the fossil-rich Lower Green River Formation. Cast in durable museum quality HydroStone. Approximately 5 inches long. Specs: Icaronycteris index Early Eocene (40 m.y.a.). Lower Green River Formation. Kemmerer, WY

Rusted weathered iron. Available wings wings closed (shown) or wings slightly open. About 10 inches from toes to ears not including mounting and branches.

The Messel Pit located near Darmstadt, Germany is one of the richest sites for understanding the living environment of the Eocene at about 49 million years ago. Fossils from this site provide unique information about the early evolution of mammals. It includes exceptionally well preserved fossils ranging from fully articulated skeletons with stomach contents to this remarkably preserved bat including wing impressions. 3.5 x 2.5 inches.