Fatal Attraction - Harmony Kingdom Treasure Jest Harmony Ball Co. TJBL08

Fatal Attraction - Harmony Kingdom Treasure Jest
Manufacturer: Harmony Ball Co. Model: TJBL08 Code: HK_TJBL08 10

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Harmony Kingdom
Home of the Original Box Figurine
Approx. 2 x 3 x 3.25
Made In England
Artist: Peter Calvesbert
Each Piece is hand-made from crushed marble, having the look and feel of antique ivory.
Status: Limited Edition
Carving Date: 2007
Release Date: 10/1/2007
In Store Date: 1/20/2008
Edition Size: 600
Category: Box Figurine
S e c r e t s
The 2008 Blue Box portrays the gory end that befalls any drone bee lucky enough to mate with the queen. Peters drone is reading his sex manual and has discovered the last chapter missing. The queen bee has ripped out the pages so that the drone will not learn the fate in store for him. The lid bears the Latin name for the European honey bee Apis Mellifera. Peters initials with a reversed c can be seen on the leaf stalk. Within this signed and numbered limited edition are books that might be of interest to a bee, including Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Pooh the Thief (Pooh bear is always stealing honey), Make Royal Jelly (the special food to produce a queen), and How to Waggle (the special dance that tells other bees where to find pollen). The numbers 1 and 30 inscribed in the interior refer to the one in thirty people that are allergic to bee stings.
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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 Kingdoms 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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