
Trio of Cast Stone Miniature Owl Figurines
This set consists of three miniature owl figurines crafted from cast stone or composite resin, designed to mimic the texture and appearance of weathered granite or volcanic rock. Each piece displays unique character: the central owl is the largest, depicted perched on a rounded base with its eyes closed and beak slightly open in a joyful expression; the owl to the left is highly detailed with feathered textures and large forward-facing eyes; the third piece is a small double-owl cluster showing two owlets nestled together. The color palette is a monochromatic mottled grey with dark recessed areas that highlight the carved textures of the feathers, talons, and facial features. These items appear to be mass-produced decorative garden or shelf ornaments, likely from the late 20th century. The condition is generally good, showing a naturalistic pitted patina consistent with their cast material, though the lighting suggests some surface dust in the crevices. A small red fragment is visible near the left-most owl, which is external to the figurine itself. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided view, suggesting a commercial artisanal origin.
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Estimated Value
$15 - $35
Basic Information
Category
Collectibles - Figurines
Appraised On
December 19, 2025
Estimated Value
$15 - $35
Item Description
This set consists of three miniature owl figurines crafted from cast stone or composite resin, designed to mimic the texture and appearance of weathered granite or volcanic rock. Each piece displays unique character: the central owl is the largest, depicted perched on a rounded base with its eyes closed and beak slightly open in a joyful expression; the owl to the left is highly detailed with feathered textures and large forward-facing eyes; the third piece is a small double-owl cluster showing two owlets nestled together. The color palette is a monochromatic mottled grey with dark recessed areas that highlight the carved textures of the feathers, talons, and facial features. These items appear to be mass-produced decorative garden or shelf ornaments, likely from the late 20th century. The condition is generally good, showing a naturalistic pitted patina consistent with their cast material, though the lighting suggests some surface dust in the crevices. A small red fragment is visible near the left-most owl, which is external to the figurine itself. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided view, suggesting a commercial artisanal origin.
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