Harmony Kingdom 'Dog Pile' Figurine
This item is a stone-resin figurine from the Harmony Kingdom 'Treasure Jest' series, specifically depicting a cluster of small dogs or puppies curled together. The piece is constructed from crushed marble and resin, designed to mimic the appearance of antique ivory with a hand-painted brown wash that accentuates the deeply carved fur textures and intricate facial details. It measures approximately 2 to 3 inches in height and diameter, possessing the characteristic 'box' functionality where the top lid lifts to reveal a small interior compartment, typically containing a hidden interior carving. The style is late 20th century, likely produced in the 1990s in England by master carver Peter Calvesbert. The condition appears fair to good, though visible soot-like darkening or dust accumulation is present in the recessed areas of the carving, and there are some minor chips or wear to the painted finish, particularly on the muzzle of the prominent dog figure. The craftsmanship is high, evidenced by the lifelike overlapping of limbs and the individualized expressions of the dogs. No hallmark is visible in the photo, but these pieces typically feature a crown stamp and the artist's initials.
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Estimated Value
$25.00 - $45.00
Basic Information
Category
Collectibles / Figurative Sculptures
Appraised On
February 23, 2026
Estimated Value
$25.00 - $45.00
Item Description
This item is a stone-resin figurine from the Harmony Kingdom 'Treasure Jest' series, specifically depicting a cluster of small dogs or puppies curled together. The piece is constructed from crushed marble and resin, designed to mimic the appearance of antique ivory with a hand-painted brown wash that accentuates the deeply carved fur textures and intricate facial details. It measures approximately 2 to 3 inches in height and diameter, possessing the characteristic 'box' functionality where the top lid lifts to reveal a small interior compartment, typically containing a hidden interior carving. The style is late 20th century, likely produced in the 1990s in England by master carver Peter Calvesbert. The condition appears fair to good, though visible soot-like darkening or dust accumulation is present in the recessed areas of the carving, and there are some minor chips or wear to the painted finish, particularly on the muzzle of the prominent dog figure. The craftsmanship is high, evidenced by the lifelike overlapping of limbs and the individualized expressions of the dogs. No hallmark is visible in the photo, but these pieces typically feature a crown stamp and the artist's initials.
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