Sculpted Figure. USA. Tom Clark. Sugar & Spice. Woman Sitting Against Tree, w/Rose in Lap & Gnome Behind Her (green leaves). 1984. 6.5"H

Sculpted Figure by Tom Clark – "Sugar & Spice" (1984)

Add a touch of timeless charm to your collection with this exquisite Sculpted Figure by renowned artist Tom Clark. Titled "Sugar & Spice," this 1984 creation beautifully captures a serene scene of a woman sitting gracefully against a tree, holding a delicate rose in her lap, while a whimsical gnome peeks from behind her.

Crafted with remarkable attention to detail, this 6.5-inch tall figurine features intricate textures, lifelike green leaves, and warm earthy tones that evoke a sense of nostalgia and natural beauty. Whether you're an avid collector of Tom Clark's work or simply looking for a unique centerpiece, this piece is sure to inspire admiration.

Perfect for display on a shelf, mantel, or tabletop, this figurine is a wonderful gift for collectors, nature lovers, or anyone who appreciates the magic of storytelling through art.

Category: Figurines & Sculptures > Tom Clark
Dimensions: 6" x 5.25" x 6.5"

Bring home this heirloom-quality treasure today and let it enchant your space for years to come!

(December, 1984) " ... and everything nice" in this happy moment of courtship. The young lovers are having an interlude of teasing and flirting on a lovely spring day. Spice has picked a small flower for Sugar. In a moment he may decide to write their initials on the honeysuckle vine. It, like the coin with the vine one it (Israeli), is symbolic of their two lives woven together, yet remaining independent of each other. On the base all of the acorns are couples. There is a buckeye for good luck and an old chestnut, symbolic of their love which will be warm and long lasting.