Rubicon - Harmony Kingdom Treasure Jest
Manufacturer: Harmony Ball Co.     Model: TJMYDRR-2     Code: HK_TJMYDRR-2 1

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Artist: Martin Perry Studios

• Harmony Kingdom
  
• Home of the Original Box Figurine
  
• Approx. 1.8 x 2 x 3.4
  
• Made In England
  
• Each Piece is hand-made from crushed marble, having the look and feel of antique ivory.
  
• Status: Fixed Edition
  
• Carving Date: 2002
  
• Release Date: 10/22/2002
  
• Edition Size: 5000
  
• Category: Box Figurine
  
• S e c r e t s
  
• “To cross the Rubicon” means to pass the point of no return. The phrase refers to a small river in northern Italy. When Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon in 49 B.C., civil war erupted in the Roman Republic. Thankfully, this little dragon has no such intention, though. He offers a ruby-red crystal heart as a token of his affection. On the interior he conceals another gift: a bouquet of roses. The Version One dragon is green; the Version Two is pink. Version hallmarks do not appear on any "Rubicon" figurines.
  
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• NOTE: Because Harmony Kingdom is handmade, individual box figurines may exhibit slight variations. While the artisans do their best to ensure that Harmony Kingdom boxes look seamless, many pieces do look like two-piece figurines.
  
• Harmony Kingdom’s artists often conceal a small motif on the box figurines they carve as a sort of “signature.” This identifies the piece as being their work and adds to the Secrets of the Kingdom. David Lawrence uses an acorn on most of his box figurines, and Peter Calvesbert uses a mouse. Many collectors enjoy searching for these small, hidden symbols of the artists.
  
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