Sculptures

Don't Mess Around With Me!

Laying on a log should be a restful scene; however, with its mouth wide open this Alligator counteracts that notion. Count his teeth! Alligators have great force with their mouth. In fact, the photographer who took this photo had EVERY bone in his foot broken by a baby alligator. Not good.

Perhaps, this photo could signal a BEWARE warning! Two sizes available. 20 x 16" or 30 x 20"

Alligator jaws can exert up to 1,000 pounds of pressure. Alligators use up to 3,000 teeth in their lifetime since they can replace lost teeth. Florida has over one million alligators! 

Bull and Bear Clock in Discussion. Wall Street inspired, this is a different pose for our infamous bull and bear. Rather than fighting this bull & bear appear to be having a chat. The bull and bear figurines are solid alloy with a silvery non-tarnish coat. The crystal wall behind the two animals has a clock embedded in it. The base holding everything together is made from black crystal. It is shipped in a slate blue gift box lined in cream satin, with a cream satin ribbon.

The Story the Bull and Bear

Dog Treats or Cookies? Your choice.

This Frog cookie jar is made of ceramic and stands over 9" high. Quite cute. Pale green body with a yellow belly. It's eyes protrude off the top of its head. You access the cookies or dog treats by lifting the frog's head off.

Did you know that artist, Andy Warhol, amassed a collection of 175 ceramic cookie jars? These were in a multitude of shapes and figures. Most were purchased at flea markets. 

This horse sculpture makes you feel like you are looking at a real horse race that is heading for the Finish Line.

You can see the number 2 on the jockey and the horse is in a full out run. The Horse has two feet on the ground and two feet in the air. The horse's tail is stretched out behind as if flying in the wind.

The jockey is standing in a crouched position with a soft grip on the reins, which gives the horse its freedom to run as fast as it can. In the right hand of the jockey you can see a whip with a red top. 

At 16 inches in length this is an impressive and great racing sculpture! Can be a terrific trophy too.

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Wall Street Gifts was the first E-Commerce store that sold the Trail of Painted Ponies. Our web site was ponyponypony.com  However, the "rules changed" and we opted to drop out. We are now selling the little bit of inventory we have left.

On Common Ground was introduced in the Summer of 2003. It retired two years later in July 2005. The one we are selling is edition 2E/8908. The last one made was 3E/4906. Our pony has the tag and the black box. It has set in its box all of this time.

The tag reads: 

The unity and harmony of the feminine spirit resound in the vibrant art of California-raised Patricia Wyatt. As with her paintings, her Pony tells a story that speaks to th timeless themes of companionship and the collective power, wisddom and beauty of women around th world. Animals an lush flowering plants surround the figures o the artist's Pony, emblems of the natural world that pay tribute to the Earth, whose mysterious power awakens us all to life and connects all things.

The first number on the bottom of the Painted Pony is the Edition Number. This number will have an “E” after it (example: 1E, 2E, 3E). The second number refers to the number of that particular Painted Pony in reference to the Edition that it was created in. This number will be between 1 and 10,000, since there are 10,000 Painted Ponies in each Edition. Translating - our pony was the 28,908 pony produced. Total produced was 34,906.

Read The Story Of Horses

Each side of the Eagle Bookends is different. On the left side, you see an eagle atop a globe, depicting the world, with its wings a flutter. The right side has an eagle sitting on a limb of a tree.

The saying "A Wise Old Owl" is a well-known adage. So, having eagles on each side of the bookend, can tell us read, read, read. The eagles are made of a resin core and electroplated with bronze.

The Story Of Eagles

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Eagle photo frame has a bronze eagle on the left and a double glass photo holder on the right. The wooden base is oval.

The eagle has it's wings raised and it's head is turned as if it's looking at the photo.

The size of the photo shown in the image is 4 inch x 6 inches. Personalization is possible with a plaque on the base. Maximum size of plaque is 5" x 3/4". Wouldn't this be a great award or a way to memoralize a special event?

The Story Of Eagles

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An eagle is hovering next to a photo frame. A glorious American Flag is held in the talons of the eagle. I can visualize a soldier or veteran's photo in the frame. How inspirational that would be!

The frame will hold a photo 4" x 6". Personalization is possible with a plaque on the wooden base. Maximum length of plaque is 6 inches due to curved corners and 5/8 inch high (1-3 lines of text)

The current design of the U.S. flag is its 27th; the design of the flag has been modified officially 26 times since 1777

The Story Of Eagles

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Eagle on Globe Picture Frame is 8-1/2 inches h. The eagle and globe have a bronze, sort of copperish finish. This would be a perfect gift or award for a military member whose been deployed to locations outside the USA. Or, for a State department contract person - like were involved with Benghazi.

The core of the statue is made of resin which is why the feathers on the eagle are individually crafted and the globe has lines on it.

The wooden base is 7 inches L x 1"H.

The Story Of Eagles

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Eagle Head & American Flag Picture Frame has an interesting design. The head of the eagle has a very prominent beak! Looks quite vicious! it is bronze colored.The "neck" of the eagle is a portion of the American Flag. You see a little bit of the blue background with stars, but most of the flag is the red and white stripes. A novel design that looks good!

The wooden base is 7 inch wide and the eagle is 7-1/2 inches high. You can personalize with a plaque to put on the base.

The Story Of Eagles

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