
Hand-cast and hand-painted pewter figurine titled 'Goldfinch Harmony' by Bradford Exchange
Selling Price
$20
History
The Bradford Exchange is a collectibles company founded in 1973, known for producing limited-edition decorative items including plates, figurines, ornaments, and jewelry. The 'Treasured Wings' collection represents their nature-themed series featuring detailed bird sculptures. This particular piece, 'Goldfinch Harmony,' is the fourth issue in that collection, limited to a maximum of 295 casting days, making it a numbered limited edition. Bradford Exchange collectibles became popular in the 1980s and 1990s as affordable decorative items that appealed to collectors seeking accessible, mass-produced limited editions with certificates of authenticity. These figurines are particularly appealing to bird enthusiasts, nature lovers, and collectors of Bradford Exchange items who appreciate detailed wildlife representations at accessible price points. The combination of hand-painting, pewter construction, and limited production runs creates a sense of exclusivity while remaining affordable for casual collectors. Such pieces are valued for their decorative appeal and the nostalgia associated with traditional collectible programs.
Origin
United States
Maker
Bradford Exchange
Time period
Late 1990s to Early 2000s