If you are in a rush, or need any special arrangements, please call us on 01442 256290 and we will be delighted to help. Please pass many thank to a lady who wrap gifts as she does just amazing work. It's very much appreciated. An opportunity then arose for Sue to return to Africa with her family, and the following four years were filled happily with the pursuit of varied projects including gold-mining frontier style, fish farming and dairy farming, while Sue continued to sculpt and paint for her own pleasure.

This sculpture arrives beautifully boxed in our signature Nelson & Forbes handmade grey gift box, accompanied by an individually numbered and artist signed certificate of authenticity, making a wondreful gift for anyone who has ever loved one of these lively dogs. We use an express service that will be delivered on a weekday. Deliveries to Europe, the USA and Canada typically take 2 -3 working days, with other destinations taking 3 – 5 working days. During these few years, Sue further explored and develop her interest in sculpting at Pinewood Studios as she was asked by Ray Harryhausen to assist him model making on various films including Clash of the Titans.Each castings bears Sue Maclaurin's signature stamp, along with our NF maker's mark and its own unique edtion number. We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return. Returning to England to study at Winchester School of Art, Sue graduated with a B.A (Hons.) in Fine Art and subsequently spent several years involved with Marwell Zoological Park, where she continued to study, paint and sculpt their wide variety of animals at very close quarters. While she was there, Sue was commissioned to create the art work and logo for Marwell Park’s advertising. Every casting in the edition is individually marked with its unique edition number, Sue Maclaurin’s signature and our ‘NF’ maker’s mark.

Born in Colchester, Sue Maclaurin emigrated to Northern Rhodesia with her family, where a life-long passion for wildlife and horses began.