Harmony Kingdom Swap \'n Sell 1999 ICE Evt Pc UK Made Box Figurine SGN for Sale

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Harmony Kingdom Swap \'n Sell 1999 ICE Evt Pc UK Made Box Figurine SGN For Sale

$Harmony Kingdom Swap \'n Sell 1999 ICE Evt Pc UK Made Box Figurine SGN$
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Harmony Kingdom Swap \'n Sell 1999 ICE Evt Pc UK Made Box Figurine SGN :
$29.00

Please Note: If you are interested in collecting Harmony Kingdom, Adam Binder Editions or Fragile World pieces, please select me as one of your favorite sellers on , or contact me about a piece you are looking for, and I will be happy to list it, if I have it.

I have a large selection of pieces in my store, but due to the expense of listing them all at one time, I will be listing only a few sales each week. I will try and list a variety of pieces each week and hopefully you will find items of interest to you.

ThisHarmony Kingdom box figurinenamed \"Swap \'n Sell\" was carved byPeter Calvesbertin 1998. It was hand painted/finished bylocal craftsmen in the Cotswoldarea of England.

\"Krause Publications commissioned HK to create an event piece for the second consecutive year for the 1999 International Collectible Expositions in Long Beach, California, in April and Rosemont, Illinois, in June. 2500 pieces were available at each show. The piece features three dogs crowded around a swap ‘n sell table admiring 1998’s ICE piece “Sneak Preview.” Mad Murphy counts his coins under the table. “Charge P.J. Double” is a tribute to HK collector Joe McLaughlin. Two hundred pieces portray Peter Calvesbert splayed inside with Groucho Marx glasses “appropriately” positioned. The remaining pieces have a fig leaf replacing the glasses. Hallmarks include ©, HBC logo, ed.#, and Pc.\"

Free USPS Ground Advantageinsured shipping in the US.The piece is \"mint in box\" and signed by the artist Peter Calvesbert. Thanks for looking!