This piece is made of resin and has a matte finish. Once again, the detailing of the wizard’s green robe and hat is amazing, as well as that of the pile of rubbish around him. The wizard sits happily in his pile, with something like a toad in front of him. It features the old wizard sitting on some pile made up of green leaves and some seeds including acorns. If you love the whimsies of wizard, this will appeal to you. Olin may be looking on pleadingly, but it is very commanding in the collectible’s market as it is priced almost $500. Like virtually every other Tom Clark’s creation, Olin has his real coin (on the right side of the piece) which features markings of a crown. You’ll find this on the right side of piece, on one of the stone’s making the pile that Olin is on. This hard to find Tom Clark gnome is also signed by the great man himself. Olin was created in 1981, and it is number 9 in a very limited edition. He kneels on a pile made up of shells and rocks, while grasping (with both hands) a huge scallop shell. Donning his pointed red gnome hat and a blue jacket, Olin faces forward with a cute innocent look. Olin is another very valuable Tom Clark Gnome.
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It is very hard to find, plus it is in great condition. If you’re one of those that like striding along a beach, picking up and admiring the different shells lying in the sands, this Tom Clark gnome will appeal to you. While his left hand is tucked away in his sweater pocket, his right hand proudly displays a big conch shell. He carries a shoulder bag – a basket-full of shells. Flanking his neck, like epaulette on his shoulders, are two smaller scallop shells. Instead of the typical gnome hat, this shell-lover uses a huge scallop shell as his hat. Different shells make up pile around the gnome, covering his legs, with a huge scallop facing up in his front. You can make out a variety of shells including scallops, augers, conch shells, and more. The detailing of the shells is also perfect. The detailing of the wool hooded sweater is also great, especially with all the folds as the hood of the sweater is behind his head. As with every Tom Clark gnome, the detailing of the jovial little man is perfect. The gnome dons a light green sweater, and is apparently in thought about his fancy shells. Price: $500 Tom Clark Gnome Cain Studios Shell Oyl Edition #0 Being so rare and so pristine, it is one of the most valuable Tom Clark gnomes. It is basically the earliest edition of Harris. You’ll find this on the rear of the crab just below where Boofey sits. The Tom Clark Boofey gnome is also hand-signed.
The detail of Boofey’s ride is very impressive. You’ll find conch shells, auger shells, clam shells, and scallop shells. To complete the aquatic theme, surrounding Boofey’s crab are different types of shells. He sits on a giant crab, which brings its two big claws together and touching.
Like many other Tom Clark gnomes, Boofey dons a pointed red hat and a blue coat. How many crab riders do you now of? Well, meet Boofey. He is special in many ways especially for being very unique one-of-a-kind rider. Tom Clark Gnome Boofey $799.99īoofey is one valuable Tom Clark Gnome. Amazingly, it is in near perfect condition, with the original packaging even available.īeing quite old, very hard to find, and in near-perfect condition, as well as being a signed edition, the 7 Up is one of the most valuable Tom Clark out there. It is a limited edition that was produced in 1984. The 7 Up Turtle Train Tom Clark Gnome is signed by Tom Clark himself. Other exciting details include the basket on food (sausages) on the right side of the turtle train, as well as the leaves and rubbish that the turtle glides over. The name of this piece (7 Up) is not just because it features 7 gnomes, but also because the gnomes are named after soft drinks – Tab, Shasta, Sprite, Pib, Bark, RC, and Doc. The detailing is awesome – all seven gnomes have their individual characteristics coming through. All seven gnomes are riding a large turtle as a train.
The 7 Up Tom Clark Gnome is one of the rarest around.
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