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The history of the horse dates back 55 million years. Its evolution and adaptation as it migrated, is an amazing story. Our first indication of man's relationship with the horse is about 3000-4000 BC, where the majestic beauty of this animal is depicted in cave dwellings.
The horse has been used in every area of human development – hunting, transportation, herding, wars, public safety, just to name a very few. Our love for this glorious animal continues and it's devotion and strength is unparalleled.
Our equine depictions capture the beauty, spirit, and energy of this remarkable animal.
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H-0580 - Endearment
Sculpted by M. Lloyd Way
5" x 4" x 1 ½" (1 lb.)
shown in O - available in N, S, O, B, LR, RQ, DR |
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H-0581 - Mare and Colt
Sculpted by Gayle Bright
9" x 6" x 3" (2 lbs.)
shown in O - available in N, S, O, B, LR, RQ, DR |
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H-0583 - Katie's Horse
Sculpted by April Davis Leiter
6 ¼" x 6 ¼" x 2 ¾" (1 ¾ lbs.)
shown in O - available in LR, N, S. O, GR, DR, RQ |
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H-0584 - Equestrian
Antique
7" x 4 ½" x 4" (2 lbs.)
shown in O - available in N, S, O |
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H-0585 - Lucky Equine
Sculpted by April Davis Leiter
7 ¾" x 6 ½" x 2 ½" (3 ¼ lbs.)
shown in O - available in B, N, S, O, LR, RQ, DR |
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H-0589 - Tally Ho
Sculpted by Gayle Bright
11 ½" x 8 ¾" x 3 ¼" (7 lbs.)
shown in O - available in N, S, O |
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