Enamel on Solid Brass Junior Golfer Putting on a Green Statuew/Marble Base

Description: This stunning statue captures the essence of a young golfer putting on a venous grey marble base. Crafted from solid brass, this piece is a beautiful addition to any collection that celebrates sports nostalgia. The multicolor marbled base adds a touch of elegance to the statue, making it a perfect conversation starter. Ideal for golf enthusiasts, this statue features a detailed depiction of a junior golfer in action. made in the United States, this piece is a must-have for collectors of decorative figurines. Whether you're looking to add to your collection or searching for a unique gift, this statue is sure to impress. The game of golf began as far back as the Middle Ages (1400-1450) in the country of Scotland a country located in Northern Europe. The sport was then known as a gentleman's sport and later during the 19th century (1890-1899) the game became popularized throughout Europe including England and then spread to America where and ladies for the first time in sports history could join there husbands in a round of golf. Today women and men enjoy the sport together and there are even women and men's leagues and tournaments some even televised for everyone's enjoyment. Golfing, like soccer, basketball, and football, begins at a young age as early as 8-13 years old when mothers or fathers encourage their children to play team sports in the hopes that they will grow up and be comer leaders as team work is first learned by participating in sporting events like golf. 8-11 year old's are called junior golfers and the statue, in this listing, of a junior putting on the green a small patch of short grass with a small hole in the middle and a flag that fits into the hole until all golfers are on the green and the flag is removed, or discarded and everyone begins to putt and when everyone is finished the flag is replaced and the golfers singular or in a group move on to the tee off or hole in a typical round of golf. The junior golfer in this listing is wearing a baseball cap and on the brim above the visor are the initials "TG" and "TG" stands for tournament golf making him a junior golf player in a junior tournament of a golf competition where junior golfers compete against each other. And by the looks of this junior golfers facial expression he is taking his golf game seriously and I'm sure is parents are cheering him on. The boy's cap is outlined in solid brass including the visor, seams and the button top. The neckline and hem on his shirt are solid brass, and the front and back pockets are outlined in solid brass including the rivets and the side seams on either side of his denim pants are also outlined in brass. His shoelaces are brass too. His facial features ,ears, and curly hair, his forearms, and his putting iron is done in solid yellow brass as well. The putting green he is standing on is flashed green and the golf ball is flashed copper as well. Obviously, the creative metallurgist had an eye for details so much so that he could only be an experienced, skilled, talented, and gifted one to be able to capture the essence of youth and the game of golf! The statue measures 13 1/2" tall X 10" X 7" in diameter across the marble base underneath it and this item is in 'mint' condition and dates modern day. There are also four felt pads underneath it so it won't scratch your good tableware as well. Good luck! Any questions? Email me right away! Please see my other treasures on my EBAY site by clicking on "SELLING OTHER ITEMS." Don't hesitate to make a 'reasonable offer as my pricing is flexible as well.

Price: 999.99 USD

Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota

End Time: 2024-11-19T02:01:55.000Z

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