Old Staffordshire Ware, England. An antique pair of riders on horseback. Pre 1900, this is a true pair painted by the same artist. No chips or blemishes. On one, there is hairline cracking on the back of the base that was done during the firing process. The hairlines are not on the bottom and they are not on any area that can be viewed (see picture). Other than that they are in pristine condition. The riders are wearing helmets suggesting polo or hunting. Excellent condition. Purchase the pair.

Tortuga en Boda – Turtle Bride or Turtle in Wedding. Sculpture by Sergio Bustamante. Ceramic and hand painted. Signed and numbered: “Sergio Bustamante 14/150 ©” This is one of a pair that goes with “Armadillo Groom”. Turtle and Armadillo were going to get married but Armadillo left her at the alter. He packed his valise and left, but now he feels guilty and remorse so he stops and sits under a huge toadstool to think about it. She is in her wedding vail with a big ribbon in her hair. She is carrying her bouquet of daisies to toss to one of her girlfriends. She is depressed and has her heart in her hand. Perfect condition. Rare. Should be sold with Armadillo Groom. Have COA dated November 1995. Perfect condition.

Ceramic and metal owl in the manner of Sergio Bustamante. Mexican, not signed but very good quality painting and metal work. Very good condition.

An original, one-off, unique, ceramic sculpture. Monkeys being born in a mushroom by Sergio Bustamante. Signed but not numbered.  This piece has not been copied and is not in any edition. All, non-edition pieces were painted by Sergio Bustamante, himself.  That is why they are much more collectible than “factory editions”. Mexican, signed: “Sergio Bustamante” in black paint. Beautifully painted and detailed. Have COA dated 1989. Excellent condition.

Iguana wall plaque in the manner of Sergio Bustamante. Great painting technique and bright colours with shiny sealer coat. Unidentifiable writing on the reverse. No signature visible. Has two, sturdy hanging hooks embedded in the ceramic (plaster?) in the back. Very well made and painted – definitely by someone who knows what they are doing. Excellent condition.

Frieda Kahlo. Spectacular, ceramic sculpture by Mexico’s beloved, Sergio Bustamante. This piece captures the essence of the woman, Frieda, who’s life has been extensively portrayed and written about over the last 20 years. Signed and numbered: “Sergio Bustamante 3/100″ in black to the right side, upper surface of the base. The base is part of the sculpture (part of the mould). Very detailed painting with a attention to reality. It’s a very good likeness of Frieda – no mistaking her. Her paintbrush, mask and “hand” earrings are removable for shipping. An exceptional and unique work of art. COA in hand. Perfect condition.