Figurines & Objects

Our 19th century antique replica honors "the women of the deep!" Of foundry cast iron, it is fully hand-painted in rich jewel tones to replicate the heavyweight original....

Welcome the beauty of star-crossed lovers of ancient mythology in this artist's rendition of Pan offering advice to the grieving Psyche, here mourning for her lost love, Eros....

This apple cheeked angel lights the way toward Christmas and the next fresh snowfall with her luminous real metal lantern held aloft for your candle! Sculpted with pert...

Releasing a dove of peace to its freedom, our beautifully large fairy charms with detail from our fairy butterfly wings to her demurely pointed fairy toes. Our impressive,...

Despite their fearsome reputation, most Sumatran tigers avoid humans; however, our Design Toscano tiger loves to be the center of attention in your garden! Imagine looking out...

This Figurines will be the perfect addition to your home decor and complement any of your existing furniture. Created from the highest quality Ceramic these Figurines home...

Raise your favorite brew to toast along with our zombie-like graveyard gnomes who vow on all things creepy to stay together till the end! From knobby skeleton knees and bushy...

The beautiful set of Ceramic Chicken Stacks is the perfect addition to your farmhouse decor. Featuring two pieces, this set is sure to add a touch of nature to your living...

With a festive Santa hat and red scarf, this adorable Pitbull dog ornament has neither a "bark" nor a "bite" worth worrying over! Our Design Toscano exclusive Pitbull dog...

Beautiful abstract metal loop with marble base. Add this piece to brighten up your entryway or living room.Sagebrook Home has been formed from a love of design, a commitment to...

Even the trees of the forest come to life when you add our Toscano-exclusive "Knothole Gnome," who welcomes garden guests from the door of its woodland home! With jaunty cap and...

From English Victorian estates to George Washington's Mount Vernon, wealthy landowners of the 18th and 19th centuries had sheep grazing on their expansive lawns to signify their...