The Finishing Touch
Limited Edition 1000
Product ID
1217956
Released in
August 2002
Issue Price
$2,000
Going Price
$1,500
Description
2002 Signature Series release.
The moment was selected by Roy E. Disney. Roy's personal connection with Pinocchio is rooted in an unforgettable performance of the story by Uncle Walt when young Roy was sick in bed.
This third sculpture in the Signature Series features the rarely portrayed Pinocchio as a marionette, before he has been brought to life by the Blue Fairy.
As a unique finishing touch, the workbench's outside wall is adorned with the Stromboli poster seen in a later scene in the film.
Each sculpture comes with two signature cards. One will be personally signed by Roy E. Disney and the other signed by sculptor, Bruce Lau.
Jiminy Cricket: Pewter.
Lady Figure, Clock Parts, Wood Shavings, Tools, Vise Handles & Handles on Pots: Pewter.
Strings: Metal.
Pour: Resin.
2002 Signature Series release.
The moment was selected by Roy E. Disney. Roy's personal connection with Pinocchio is rooted in an unforgettable performance of the story by Uncle Walt when young Roy was sick in bed.
This third sculpture in the Signature Series features the rarely portrayed Pinocchio as a marionette, before he has been brought to life by the Blue Fairy.
As a unique finishing touch, the workbench's outside wall is adorned with the Stromboli poster seen in a later scene in the film.
Each sculpture comes with two signature cards. One will be personally signed by Roy E. Disney and the other signed by sculptor, Bruce Lau.
Jiminy Cricket: Pewter.
Lady Figure, Clock Parts, Wood Shavings, Tools, Vise Handles & Handles on Pots: Pewter.
Strings: Metal.
Pour: Resin.
Sculptor
Bruce Lau
Bruce Lau is one of the talented sculptors who gives shape and form to magical moments from classic Disney Animation for the award-winning Walt Disney Classics Collection. 
Size
Height: 9-1/2"
Series
Signature Series 2002
Mark
Each Walt Disney Classics Collection sculpture bears a backstamp with Walt Disney's signature and production year mark. The marks symbolize major milestones in Disney history. A production mark represents the calender year during which the particular piece is made. Individual sculptures of an open edition piece may carry different marks when production continues over the years.
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