Fine Art and Jewelry Auction: Silver and Gold

Breyer Classics Pinto Sport Horse model #677. The model depicts a bay overo pinto coloration. It utilizes the "Might Tango" mold. This specific release was available between approximately 2004 and 2006. The model features a bald face and four white stockings.

Breyer Classics Collection Chestnut Semi-Leopard Appaloosa model horse. It is a plastic model standing approximately 7 inches tall. Features a detailed chestnut semi-leopard Appaloosa pattern coat. Part of the Classics Collection series by Breyer. The model is a popular item for collectors and horse enthusiasts.

Breyer Classic Series American Quarter Horse Stallion model, likely the "Cloud's Encore" edition.

Breyer Traditional Series "Takoda" foal model horse, number 1297, which features a flaxen liver chestnut tobiano pinto coat. The model was produced between 2007 and 2009. It is a collectible item, often sought after by Breyer horse enthusiasts.

vintage Breyer Family Arabian Foal model, also known as "Doc". Model Number: #203 Color: Glossy charcoal black with white points Production Years: Produced between 1961 and 1973 Material: Made of high-quality plastic

It is a Traditional series (1:9 scale) model. The model was sculpted by Chris Hess. It was first introduced in 1961. The glossy bay color variation seen in the image was produced from 1958-1959 as model #15.

This is a Breyer Model #39 Proud Arabian Foal in the glossy grey appaloosa color variant, commonly known as "Spot". Brand: Breyer Mold: Proud Arabian Foal (PAF) Color: Glossy grey blanket appaloosa with black mane, tail, and hooves Production: This specific glossy version was produced only in 1959. Condition: The model appears to be in good used condition, consistent with a vintage collectible.

This is a Breyer Classic Series model horse, likely the #750114 Sirocco, a sorrel pinto Mesteño Mustang.

This is a Breyer Traditional Series Misty of Chincoteague horse model.

It was sculpted by Chris Hess and is identified by the Breyer mold #9. The model was produced by Breyer between 1961 and 1987. It was sometimes referred to by the name "Charity" in early catalogs. This is part of the Traditional Series, Breyer's most popular scale for collectors.

The model number is 245. It was produced in 1991. The original model was part of the "Adorable Horse Foal Set" or "Fun Foal Set". The color is referred to as chestnut or sorrel.

It was originally released in 2007 as part of a "Morgan Horse And Foal" set. The model is in the Classics 1:12 scale. The mold was sculpted by Sommer Prosser and has the round "Breyer Reeves" mold stamp. The figurine is hand-painted with a bay coat and white markings.

The model is approximately 5 1/2 inches in size. It is part of the Mini Whinnies series. The figure depicts a warmblood foal. Breyer models are known for their anatomical accuracy and breed characteristics.

It is part of the Traditional series, which are 1:9 scale models. The model number is 129, and it was produced between 1971 and 1980. The original sculpture for the mold was created by Chris Hess. The figure is approximately 11 inches long and 9 inches high.

It is a model horse from the Breyer "Classics" scale line, which is 1:12 scale. The specific model is finished in a buckskin or dun color. The mold was sculpted by Kathleen Moody.

The model is based on the real horse born in 1962, the subject of the book Stormy, Misty's Foal. It is part of Breyer's Traditional Series, which are 1:9 scale models and popular among collectors. The model is made of plastic and hand-painted to ensure realistic detail. The model was sold as a single item from 1977 to 2006, sometimes with a crescent moon star marking.

The model has a dark chestnut tobiano coat pattern. It was sculpted by Chris Hess and the mold was first introduced in 1977. The model is made from durable plastic and is a popular collectible item. It is often sold as part of a set with the Misty model and the book

It is a collectible model known for its realistic details and unique craftsmanship. The horse features a distinctive black semi-leopard coat pattern with white spots on a darker base. The model is crafted in a 1:12 scale. Each Breyer horse is hand-painted, making every model slightly unique.

Manufacturer: Breyer Scale: Traditional (1:9 scale) Mold Number: Model #134 or #1178, depending on the specific release Production Dates: The Running Foal mold was produced in various finishes from the early 1960s through the late 1980s. Collectability: Breyer horses are popular collectibles, with discontinued or limited editions being particularly sought after.

It was produced between 1979 and 1980. The model features a non-stenciled blaze. The color is honey sorrel with a red chestnut mane and tail.

The model was sculpted by Chris Hess and first released in 1974. The production run for this specific color lasted from 1974 to 1980. It is a Traditional scale model.

It is a 1:12 scale model, authentically crafted and hand-painted. The model number is 937. The mold name is "Johar". The Appaloosa breed is known for its uniquely spotted coat and is popular as a family pleasure or show horse.

It is a collectible model horse manufactured by Breyer. The model number is #989. It was produced in 1994. It is part of the Classic series (1:12 scale

Model: Skipster's Chief, a famous therapeutic riding horse. Production Years: This model was produced from 1991 to 1992. Mold: It uses the Stock Horse Stallion (SHS) mold, number 226. Color/Finish: The model is a chestnut/sorrel color with a matte finish. Size: It is a traditional size model.

Brand: Breyer Series: Classic Series Mold Number: #3055 Color: Sorrel or Chestnut with flaxen mane and tail Production Years: Produced from 1973 to 1991

It is a collectible model, part of the Classics series, also known as the Freedom Series. The model number is 935. It uses the CL Show Thoroughbred mold (mold number 641), which was sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The model was produced between 2012 and 2018 and is now retired.

The model is part of the Classic (1:12) scale Breyer line. It features a buckskin coat with a black mane, tail, and lower legs. The Ruffian mold was introduced in 1977 and sculpted by Chris Hess. The CL Terrang mold was released later as part of an assortment.

It is part of the Classic/Freedom Series size. The model was sculpted by Kitty Cantrell and introduced in 2008. It was a regular run model produced from 2011 to 2018 and is now retired. The model is made of high-quality plastic.

The model is made of plastic. It is a cremello or perlino color. The model is in the Classic scale (1:12 scale). It was produced from 2003 to 2011 as part of sets related to the real horse Cloud's legacy.

It is a traditional-sized Breyer model, which is 1:9 scale. The model was produced using the "Black Beauty" mold. The color is a glossy shaded buckskin with black points, and it features white markings on its back right hoof. It was produced by Breyer between 2009 and 2011.

Model Number: 935 Size: Classic/Freedom size Production Years: Produced from 2011 to 2018 Mold: Uses the "CL Show Thoroughbred" mold, which is a portrait of the Olympic gold medal-winning mare Touch of Class Status: This model is retired, making it a collectible item

The model was sculpted by Kathleen Moody and first released in 1993. It is a portrait model of the real horse Gem Twist. The specific model shown is likely a vintage version, possibly the #495 Champion Show Jumper release. Early models, like this one appears to be, had 39 braids with red dots or lines painted on them.

It is modeled after a real Arabian horse known for its dynamic pose. The model features a dished face, arched neck, and high tail carriage. It is in a rich bay color with distinct white markings on its lower legs. The model is in the traditional 1:9 scale.

It is a Breyer Fest 2020 Special Run model, produced in a limited quantity of 1,500 units. The model is on the "Sham" mold, originally sculpted by Rich Rudish. It is finished in a glossy Gulastra Bay color, a unique genetic anomaly where a bay horse has a light or flaxen tail instead of a black one. The model number is 711377.

The model is a portrait of the real-life horse made famous by Marguerite Henry's 1947 children's novel. It is part of Breyer's Traditional Series, which are 1:9 scale models popular among collectors. The figurine features a hand-painted palomino pinto coat. The model was first introduced in 1972 and has remained in production since.

This model was a Breyer Fest 2018 Tent Special Run, with only 725 produced in a glossy finish. It is a dapple rose grey color on the Proud Arabian Mare (PAM) mold originally sculpted by Chris Hess. The model has a bald face, black points, and four stockings. It is made from cellulose acetate plastic and is in the Traditional (1:9) scale.

The Breyer Brookside Pink Magnum is a red roan Section B stallion. It is a toy that is an action figure. It is a Welsh Pony. It has a dished face, bold eye, tiny ears, and beautiful movement. It is an in-demand sire. It has grullo-striped legs, a US Army brand on its shoulder, and an Army inventory brand on its rump.

The Breyer Brookside Pink Magnum is a red roan Section B stallion. It is a toy that is an action figure. It is a Welsh Pony. It has a dished face, bold eye, tiny ears, and beautiful movement. It is an in-demand sire. It has grullo-striped legs, a US Army brand on its shoulder, and an Army inventory brand on its rump.

Breyer by CollectA Standardbreds are generally well-muscled and similar to, but a bit heavier than, a Thoroughbred. Most often they present as a bay, and less frequently brown, black, chestnut, gray or roan . Standardbreds are considered easy-to-train horses with a willing submissive nature. Measures 7.2"L x 4.4"H.

This glossy Breyer model features a distinct dapple blue and white pattern, known as the Copenhagen color. It has a bald face, four white socks with pink hooves, and a white mane and tail. The original Copenhagen decorator models were produced in the 1960s as part of a special series of colors. The model is part of the Traditional Series, which are 1:9 scale models popular among collectors.