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A. Santini -Mare and Foal Sculpture
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Re: A. Santini -Mare and Foal Sculpture
I have same sculpture mounted on wood base. My father received it as a gift from our trainer in the 70's. I can't imagine it has a high value as the trainer was barely able to rub two nickels together back then. My guess is he must have spent less than $100 at the time. Interesting to see someone else has the the same sculpture. I always wondered about that piece growing up because it was prominently displayed in our living room on the farm. Let me know whatever you find out. Thanks, Scott
Re: A. Santini -Mare and Foal Sculpture
These Santini pieces are made a cast artificial ivory compound, they are not hand carved. At auction the horse figures often sell for under $75.00.