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The Edge Sculpture Angel is a new piece for Spring 2020. Painted in pastel hues, it has a slight retro feel to it. A very feminine piece. These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height 16.1 inches (410mm) Width 12.8 inches (325mm) Depth 9.4 inches (240mm)

This Edge Sculpture Fox Bust is a true gentleman, a real dapper fox. These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height 410mm (16") Width 330mm (12.5") Depth 300mm (12")

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

Robert Harrop Designs are proud to present a most striking collection of contemporary sculpture. Emotionally evocative, fiercely modern, yet remaining utterly affordable. Designed and sculpted by the Creative Director Matt Buckley at their Shropshire studios, Edge Sculpture is a collection influenced by style rather than subject. The mix of form, light and texture gives a unique feel to each individual piece. They are an eclectic mix of themes that have a collective 'look'. Please note, since they are hand-painted the colour in which you receive may differ slightly to the photos shown. Height 360mm (14") Width 300mm (12") Depth 275mm (11")

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. H 380mm (15") L 320mm (12.5") D 170mm (7")

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height 355mm (14") Width 330mm (13") Depth 330mm (13")

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height - 372mm Width - 310mm Depth - 170mm

Considered to be one of our closest relatives, this cheeky chap could remind you of someone you know maybe? These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height - 295mm (11.5") Width - 305mm (12") Depth - 275mm (10.75")

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

A stunning feature piece for any decor, this Elephant Bust comes with a metal stand, with assembly required as the ears are separate in the box. These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height 18.5 inches (475mm) Length 26.5 inches (680mm) Depth 27.5 inches (700mm) Height inc. metal base - 540mm (21”) Metal wall bracket also available to purchase, please contact us for details.

This majestic Giraffe bust will capture the attention of all who walk into the room. Holding his head up high, this piece fits right in the contemporary design of Edge Sculpture. These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height - 21.5 inches (54.7cm) Width - 10.6 inches (27cm) Depth - 12 inches (30.5cm)

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height 430mm (17") Width 430mm (17") Depth 290mm (11.4")

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns.

These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height 15 inches (385mm) Length 12.5 inches (320mm) Depth 11 inches (280mm)

The Edge Sculpture Tutankhamun is a very striking piece, primarily painted in old gold and blue, giving it an "old" feel. It has deliberately been designed with a narrow footprint, so that it can be placed anywhere, but would also sit easily on a mantelpiece if required. These Edge Sculptures are made in a small studio in Shropshire, by an artist called Matt Buckley. Matt sculpts each piece in clay and when he's happy with the design, it then enters the production stage. A mould is made from the original clay sculpt and a small run of each piece is created. These sculptures are cast using a resin, that also contains marble powder, giving the sculpture it's weight and density. This is sometimes known as ceramic polystone. The final step is with the on-site painters, where each one is hand painted, and whilst they follow a paint plan, each has an air of individuality, as there can be very slight variances in the resultant colours and patterns. Height - 466 mm 18.2" Width - 405 mm 16" Depth - 200 mm 7.9"