Enesco Growing Up Girls and Reflections of the Spirit Native American Style Collector Figurines with Showcase
Collectibles - Decorative Figurines and Display Cabinet

Enesco Growing Up Girls and Reflections of the Spirit Native American Style Collector Figurines with Showcase

A comprehensive collection of approximately 50 to 60 contemporary resin figurines, featuring designs similar to Enesco's 'Growing Up Girls' or the 'Reflections of the Spirit' series by artist Greg Hildebrandt. These figurines depict stylized Native American children and figures in various vignettes, including canoes, camps, and traditional dress scenarios. The pieces vary in height from approximately 2 to 6 inches, constructed from a cold-cast resin or polymer material painted in a palette of earthy tones including terracotta, turquoise, and cream. The collection is housed within a multi-tiered corner vitrine or curio cabinet. This cabinet features an oak-finished wooden frame, a glass-paneled front door with black metal hinges, and four interior glass shelves. The shelves and the back of the cabinet are mirrored to provide 360-degree viewing and depth. Notable features include intricate details like simulated beadwork, feathers, and woven textiles on the figures' clothing. Most of these items date from the late 1990s to early 2000s. The overall condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips or significant UV fading, indicating a well-preserved private collection. The cabinet shows minor surface wear commensurate with age, specifically around the base corners.

Estimated Value

$450 - $650

Basic Information

Category

Collectibles - Decorative Figurines and Display Cabinet

Appraised On

March 11, 2026

Estimated Value

$450 - $650

Item Description

A comprehensive collection of approximately 50 to 60 contemporary resin figurines, featuring designs similar to Enesco's 'Growing Up Girls' or the 'Reflections of the Spirit' series by artist Greg Hildebrandt. These figurines depict stylized Native American children and figures in various vignettes, including canoes, camps, and traditional dress scenarios. The pieces vary in height from approximately 2 to 6 inches, constructed from a cold-cast resin or polymer material painted in a palette of earthy tones including terracotta, turquoise, and cream. The collection is housed within a multi-tiered corner vitrine or curio cabinet. This cabinet features an oak-finished wooden frame, a glass-paneled front door with black metal hinges, and four interior glass shelves. The shelves and the back of the cabinet are mirrored to provide 360-degree viewing and depth. Notable features include intricate details like simulated beadwork, feathers, and woven textiles on the figures' clothing. Most of these items date from the late 1990s to early 2000s. The overall condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips or significant UV fading, indicating a well-preserved private collection. The cabinet shows minor surface wear commensurate with age, specifically around the base corners.

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