Dennis Thompson Snobhog Studio Pottery Stoneware Sculpture Dragon Egg Hatchling

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Dennis Thompson Snobhog Studio Pottery Stoneware Sculpture Dragon Egg Hatchling:
$165.00

Up for listing is this Vtg 1996 Dennis Thompson Snobhog Pottery Dragon Hatchling Egg Sculpture Signed. This is an example of the artists earlier work. Item is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, breaks or repairs. Dimensions of this item are: 6-3/4\" Tall, 5-1/4\" Wide and Weighs - 2lbs 2.7oz.

All pictures are of the actual item\'(s) and are to be included in the shipment. This item does not have original box nor paperwork, however item will be shipped in a fashion similar to prior successful transactions. I do offer combined shipping, simply send us a message for the combo request, and we\'ll work with you to maximize your discount.

Payment: If you plan to request combined shipping, please hold off on payment so that I can weigh your items and invoice you the total. All payments need to be completed within 72 hours of closing and will be shipped within three days.

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Thank you for your interest, and we wish you the best of luck offerding.Thompson creates one-of-a-kind sculpture fantasy figures, primarily dragons, using porcelain and stoneware clays and gemstones. The eggs are thrown on a potter\'s wheel, dried to leather consistency, broken open, and then the dragon or parts of a dragon are sculpted and added to the egg. They are then bisque fired, cooled, glazed, and then fired again. He has also cast numerous pieces in bronze.