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Products of the Frith Sculptures range from £26.8 to £53.99, and the average price of all the products is about £40.58. So your total expense can vary depending on the products chosen, which allows you to choose products according to your budget.

Frith Sculptures offers 135 products for sale, giving you more than enough choices but not too much to dazzle you. We analyzed some of them in detail and recommended them to our readers. The Frith Sculptures review aims to sharpen your understanding of the brand and introduces you to their bestselling products. Just keep reading!

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Frith Sculptures Best Sellers

Last Updated: 14 Jun 2023

Paul Jenkins - Henrietta Hare - Bronze Resin Sculpture

  • Henrietta Hare
  • Frith Sculptures by Paul Jenkins
  • Cold Cast Bronze Sculpture

New Frith wildlife Sculpture - WIGGLES the HEDGEHOG by Thomas Meadows - TM044

  • Prestigious Frith Brand
  • Charming New Sculpture
  • Made from Cold Cast Bronze in the UK

Frith Sculptures Bronze Cat Sculpture by Paul Jenkins

  • 8" x 6" (20 x 15cm)
  • Cold Cast bronze
  • Gift boxed

Alert Hare by Paul Jenkins

  • Stands 7" (17cm) high
  • Beautiful cold cast bronze sculpture by Paul Jenkins
  • Wonderful gift idea

'Tom and Fred' Dog Sculpture in bronze by Harriet Dunn

  • Measurements: 18cm x 17cm x 12cm
  • Standing 7" tall this new work by Harriet Dunn shows two friends just ready to play.
  • Makes a wonderful gift.

Frith Sculptures Prickly Hoglet - Baby Hedgehog Walking Bronze Figurine TMM006

  • Prickly Hoglet Walking
  • Frith Sculptures by Thomas Meadows
  • Product Item Number: TMM006

Ozzy the Cockapoo Lying Down Cold Cast Bronze Dog new Frith Design 2017

  • wonderful sculpture by Adrian Tinsley of Stoke-on-Trent reflecting his love of these new breeds
  • An adorable Cockapoo lying down
  • Designed and made in the UK.

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