Vintage Jean Juhlin Bronze Native American Woman & Baby Sculpture 6/60
Item History & Price
Description:Superb bronze sculpture by Jean Juhlin (1931- ____), American. Unsure of title, but sculpture is #6/60 and signed on back. Excellent previously displayed condition. Approx 5-1/2" tall and 5-1/4" wide. Weighs approx 4.8 pounds prior to packaging. Exceptional craftsmanship and a beautiful piece depicting a Native American woman holding a baby.Please examine the photos as they are part of the description. Thanks! Payment:Payment i...s due within 24 Hours. Other forms of payment are accepted upon request.Shipping:In order to receive combined or discounted shipping for multiple purchases, please request a combined invoice prior to sending payment. Postcards and other paper items are shipped with protective cardboard making them a package to the USPS rather than an envelope which adds to the shipping cost.Most items are shipped through USPS. International shipping is available through the Global Shipping Program. We do not set the shipping rates for international orders. We are not able to send or combine invoices for international orders.Terms of Sale:We will work with you to resolve any reasonable issues that may arise. Feedback is not the appropriate place for first contact. Returns are accepted if there is a discrepancy between the description and the actual item. Items listed as "UNTESTED" are sold as-is and non-returnable. Buyer's Remorse is not a valid reason for a return. We try our hardest to provide an accurate description of an item and its condition, but sometimes we don't know all the details and intricacies of the items we sell. Please examine the listing photos as they are part of the description. When neutral/negative feedback is left before contacting us, then it's a done deal.About Us:We have happily been in the antique business for over 20+ years. We love finding unique items to add to your collection or to fill a sentimental memory, not to mention learning about different aspects of history. Not sure what we would do if we could no longer treasure hunt. Hope you enjoy your items as much as we enjoy finding them for you.
