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The 8th annual Break a Leg Live Show September 6-7, 2003 Warrenton, Virginia |
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Endemoniada - Sculpted by Judy Renee Pope Open orders are now being taken!! |
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sculpted by Judy Renee Pope produced by Alchemy Ceramics Endemoniada is a mini bucking horse sculpted by Judy Renee Pope of Maryland, and produced in bone china by Alchemy Ceramics of England. This is Judy's second contribution to the Break a Leg Live Show, following the heels Lal-I-Abdar, her tremendously successful classic-scale Arabian produced in ceramic by Joan Berkwitz of Pour Horse Pottery. Standing 3.5" tall from the bottom of his base to the top of his tail, Endemoniada is in a precocious bucking pose, twisting to the left with his legs askew and his tail twirled dramatically across his back. He makes a terrific range-bred Mustang, but could also be a misbehaving representation of numerous other light breeds. Endemoniada is currently available in two colors: Alpha in primitively marked dun, and Beta in liver chestnut with chrome. |
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How many will be produced? The total number of Endemoniadas produced in bone china in connection with the show will NOT exceed 100. Endemoniada is currently available for sale to entrants in two different colors, each in an extremely limited edition of only 25 apiece! What colors will be produced? Endemoniada is currently being produced in two colors available for sale; Alpha is a primitively marked dun with no white markings, and Beta is a liver chestnut with lots of chrome. Additional colors are being produced in much smaller runs and being given to judges and official show staff. Some bisque pieces will be sold, and another very small edition in a different color may be publically available at a much later date. Again, the total number of Endemoniadas produced will not exceed 100! How many can I buy? You may order as many as you like of either color, as long as supplies last. How will he be distributed? Endemoniada will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. How much will he cost? Alpha and Beta are available for $150.00 apiece, plus $10.00 for insured priority mail shipping within the U.S. Endemoniada ships in his original Alchemy Ceramics box with a custom foam-padded bed, inside of a larger box. Airmail shipping is also available at an additional cost; please e-mail Shay for a shipping estimate outside of the U.S. How do I order one? You must either e-mail or snail mail Shay Canfield to let her know which color you wish to order, and either pay in full or submit a $75.00 non-refundable deposit to complete your reservation. The remaining $75.00 balance per piece must be paid within thirty (30) days of the date you make your deposit. Your Endemoniada will NOT be shipped to you until he is paid in full. Payment can be in the form of a personal check or money order, mailed with your entry form or order letter to Shay Canfield, 8846 Stable Forest Pl., Bristow, VA 20136. Payment may also be submitted via PayPal to orionfarms@earthling.net. If your payment bounces, you will be required to pay a $35.00 processing fee, and will also be required to pay the outstanding fees due by cash or money order only. Please indicate on your entry form or order letter which color you wish to order. Please also indicate whether you would be willing to purchase the other color in the event that your first color choice is sold out. Please also note that a small number of custom glaze and bisque pieces will be made available at auction online. Please note that you may submit your order via e-mail and either mail your deposit or submit it via PayPal, but your date of reservation will be considered the date your deposit is received and NOT the date your order is submitted. Please note that your order is not guaranteed until Shay Canfield has your order letter or entry form AND your deposit, and has CONFIRMED RECEIPT of both. These terms and conditions are subject to change. Check this web page for the latest updates. |
In loving memory of Homer, our sweet little guy, April 30, 2001 - May 22, 2003. We miss you so much.