Spittin' Image

Any wives out there with a special golfer on their Christmas list who would like to have this little chap in his office, golf display, or man cave. He's a museum quality, limited edition piece named Scotty who comes ready to go with appropriate golf attire and silver tray that can hold your hubbies tees, ball markers, pencils etc. when he comes off of the course. Including the base he stands about 5'6" tall and weighs 48 lbs. His head and arms are fully movable and he feat...ures glass eyes and a warm smile anyone who sees him will love. I'm asking $1750 (add $150 s/h if necessary). I've sold silmilar figures for a lot more but could use the money so if you're interested you won't find one of this quality for less. He'd make a great last minute Christmas gift that any avid golfer would be thrilled to receive. (Note: If you wish I can change the color scheme of his clothing to better match your decor) See more

Tis the season. I took Santa to the annual Lake Wildwood Pickleball Christmas Party Weds. night and he brought lots of smiles before his somewhat unceremonious departure. Good people, good time. Not just for the young but also for the young at heart. Happy Holidays!

Grandpa figure recently shipped to Michigan. The customer had seen a figure of mine (created in 1995) at a friend's house and wanted one, but she wanted her guy sitting legs crossed at the knee and holding a book. The knee positioning was unusual but doable and the new owner seems delighted...which is always a good thing. (His head can be tilted down when he goes back to reading.)

Retired! No not me, but this hot air balloon figure that has been at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum for 30 years. He was one of 7 figures they ordered to depict the advancements in photography over the years. Time for some new exhibits.

Clothes may not make the man or the mannequin but this gent goes from being an old-time bank teller, to a store clerk, to a country doctor with just a few changes to his attire. Could be a barber, a bar buddy, or just a kindly old guy sittin' on a front porch. Currently he's homeless and looking for a vintage display situation to enhance. (Not in any way making light of the plight of the homeless in our society).