METAL HORSE FIGURINES

This website will mean the most to you if you already own all three of my books, or at least one of the books.  If you do, you will understand the numbering system that I use.  In case you don't have them, I'll explain: I have assigned an arbitrary number to each piece that I include.  This is my own system and does not apply to any other publication.  The number can be used among metal horse collectors who have my books to discuss any of the pieces included in the books or here on this website.  You should also know that if a piece has a set of initals at the end of the description (such as DNcol or LPGcol), that piece belongs to another collector who allowed me to photograph their collection OR they sent me the photo and the information.  If there are no initials at the end of the description, the piece belongs in my own personal collection.
OK, here we go:  First a word from my sponsor, that is the one book I still have copies to sell.

 

Having done extensive research, I can assure you that these are the ONLY books available on this topic.  I have a considerable cost and time investment in this project, but it has been a labor of love. And I've met some wonderful people and made some great new friends!  My first and second books have sold out and will not be reprinted.  My third book, GLADYS BROWN EDWARDS Equine Works in Metal (2008), is still for sale on this website and on eBay.
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This book was made possible by collectors all over the United States who allowed me to photograph their collections, adding many wonderful GBE pieces to what was previously shown in Metal Horse Figurines.  It is packed with beautiful photos along with historical information about this remarkable equine talent.   
Book is 8 1/2 x 11" collector book format..

SOLD OUT ! : Metal Horse Collections (2001)  
Includes over 1300 photos of metal horse figurines and

various horse items, such as banks, toys, bookends, clocks,

bottle openers, desk accessories, etc. 
Also included are harness brasses and a sampling of antique jewelry.
A value estimate is provided for most pieces.
Information about companies that produced these works
and artists who designed them is provided where possible.

SOLD OUT !: Metal Horse Figurines (2004)
Includes over 1000 freestanding metal horse figurines; 
that is, pieces that were designed solely for the enjoyment/beauty of the horse. Approximately 500 figurines are repeated from my first book, with 500 additional.
Including over 100 models designed by Gladys Brown Edwards.
Artist and company information has been greatly expanded from first book.

My collection and my knowledge grew considerably since publication of the first book, and many other collectors also contributed to this work, making it a fairly comprehensive collector's guide.                                                    

Gladys Brown Edwards was a famous author and artist in the mid-1900s.  She molded, painted, sculpted and otherwise created many wonderful works of art.
She wrote books on horse conformation that are still highly referenced.
This book includes over 200 models of her equine designs 
produced in plated gray metal by the Ray E. Dodge Company 
and also a few by the Metal Corporation of America. ​​

I would be happy to sign my books, but I do so only on request.

These pages are intended as a supplement to all three of my books (see above).  I use the same numbering system that I used in the books.  It is an arbitrary system that I came up with to make it easy to reference any one piece.  It works very well among collectors who have my books and are familiar with my system.  In suggesting a value, I will use the early 2000s time frame, so that comparisons among book values and these pieces will work.  I will also use the same basis for determining a value estimate, that is quality, rarity, and desirabilty of the piece,  Monetary values fluctuate over the years, but these factors remain stable.  Also as stated in my books, at auction, pieces often go for about half my value estimate.  So please apply judgement to the current trends when deciding whether a piece is worth what you might purchase or sell it for.  A set of initials near the end of the description (such as DNcol or LPcol) mean it is from another person's collection. At he bottom of each page you will find a key to the names represented by the initials. No initials means it is part of my collection.

                                                                    GBE=GLADYS BROWN EDWARDS...                    

Measurements are from lowest point of the figure to the highest point (usually table to ear tips). I do not do side to side lengths or weights (except to mention if a piece is unusually heavy for its size).  Values are guesses (see above for factors). I have been wrong a time or two in the past.  Please use your own knowledge and judgement.

10.145  1 5/8" Bronze Bucephalus replica purchased on eBay from Tim Farley, son of the author of THE BLACK STALLION, Walter Farley.  It came with a new edition of the book along with some interesting brochures about the history of the book, etc.  I paid $75 for the set in 2012.  On eBay in 2013, this horse sold separately "used" for $53.  Then in 2013, the horse and book sold for $172.50 (w/shipping).  That same week, the horse alone sold for $104 and then the set again sold for $168.  However, recently (2021) this piece is listing for much less.  This is the only actual BRONZE piece I have in my collection.  Grey Forest adds: "I saw the Bucephalus figurine in two colors on Etsy for $59.99." (2022)

01.110  7/8" (2.1cm) "GODIVA" and "SOUVENIR 1936" Gold pin with horseshoe shaped fastener at back. From England, $10.

01.135  3/4" (1.9cm)  Brass.  Old $5

02.600  1 5/8" (4.2cm) DTcol $5

05.577  2" (5cm) Black horse with white points. One-sided.  Shiny gold color on back.  Pressed tin, magnet attracts.  Cracker Jack toy, part of a set, others in MHC.  $10

06.615a,b,c  1" (2.7cm) Flat inner legs, flat horseheads and riders, body of horse is thick.  Horses are yellow, white, and light blue.  Riders: blue, red with gray.  ebay 4/04 $7 for set

06.810abcd  1 1/2" (4cm) Game pieces.  Blue, green, gold, and white.  2 of them have felt under base.  Cast iron, magnet attracts.  LVcol.  $10 in 1970s.  Game pieces like these came in a game called MUTUELS.  The earliest game I have seen on ebay is dated 1937.

06.820  1 5/8" (4.2cm) including poles.  Racing game pieces.  All appear to be the same mold, in a variety of colors, with single digit numbers on flanks.  LVcol     Game pieces similar to these but in a variety of solid colors were in a 1940s game called Steeplechase.

09.600  3/4" (2cm) "© U.S.A." and "© WILSON USA Hudson PEWTER" PFcol

10.042  1 1/2" (4cm) Mane on both sides.  PFcol  $10

10.043  1 1/2" (3.9cm)  Blue sticker on top of base: "Hudson / U.S.A." and "© 1982 / Hudson (cursive) FINE PEWTER U.S.A." and "2716"  PFcol $10

10.146  1 5/8" (4cm)  "JAPAN" ebay 8/13 CA $10

10.136  1" (2.6cm) "PEWTER Spoontiques ©1985 / 620" DNcol

10.148   3 1/2" (9cm)  Semi-flat horse only:

2" (5cm).  Brassy gold spray.  One slot screw holds horse to base.  $8

10.147  1 5/8" (4cm)  Brass/bronze? fake green patina.  Italy 2004 new. $5

10.153  1 3/4" (4.4cm)  Heavy.  ebay 3/02 $6

10.158  1 3/4" (4.6cm) PFcol $8 

10.159  1 7/8" (4.7cm) "©1982 Hudson" (cursive)  DNcol  $10

10.189  1 3/8" (3.5cm)     PFcol  Found on Ricker-Bartlett Casting Studio website  (2005), "PeeWee" selling for $9

10.190 in MHC is also listed here as "PeeWee sitting" for $9.  Not shown, but possibly 250.600 in MHC is also theirs.

10.192  1 3/4" (4.4cm)  "80" and "2" or "N"  DNcol  $12

10.197  2 1/8" (5.2cm)  "©1980(?) "CAL" or "CAI" Possibly pewter.   DNcol  $8

10.217  2 1/4" (5.6cm)  Under hooves: "©1997/G.Oceanart" and "Pewter" and "Canada" Freisian. SPcol  $20

10.226​​  3" (7.6cm)   "5050 Spoontiques"  SPcol/info $12

13.253  Horse only: 2 5/8" (6.7cm). With base: 3" (7.5cm)  "Hudson (cursive) and "PEWTER"--on off side base edge.  "SHANNON" engraved on top of base.    "© Philip / KRACZKOWSKI"--under horse's belly.

"213" ? 3 digits--under base.  Kraczkowski was a 20th century Russian-American artist who lived from 1916-1996.  His most famous work: designed the head of the GI JOE figure for Hasbro.  Other works I've see are of western and animal themes.  Another piece on eBay was stamped "Worchester Pewter" and "1974 Philip Kraczkowski."  In 2005 four of his pieces sold as a group for $202.50 plus shipping.  All were small, one was broken.  I purchased this piece on eBay 4/05 for $15.  Legs were bent and piece was leaning, now unbent.  Still not sure of tail position, but it looks best this way.

13.212  3 1/4" (8.5cm)  Unmarked except for a clear sticker: "LIPICA"  A gift from a friend who visited the home of the Lipizan Stallions.  Slovenia, 2011.

13.213  2 1/2" (6.3cm)  "WILDWOOD QUOSEY PEWTER S.CATT"  Sharon says, "This is a copy of the tiny mite Hartland TWH." SPcol/info   $15

13.214  2 1/2"(6.3cm) "Kawcliff (Rawcliffe?) Pewter"--unsure.  DNcol $15

13.215  2 3/4" (6.9cm)  PFcol $20

13.218  3" (7.5cm) A name, looks like 2 initials with last name on belly, plus "PEWTER GDA © 1975"

PFcol, see 13.460.   $20

13.228  4" (10.3cm)--mare w/base, but ears are bent.  "127"--not sure.  "Hudson (cursive, and then cursive H) and "PEWTER" PFcol  $25

13.302  3" (7.6cm)  Under base:  "RAWCLIFFE © 1987 / FINE PEWTER / U.S.A. 128 / AMERICAN SADDLE HORSE"  SPcol  $25

13.304  3" (7.6cm) "707 / PEWTER ©"  SPcol  $35

13.460  3 1/8" (8 cm)  "U.S.A. Hudson PEWTER 100"  Heavy.  DTcol  $30

13.470​  3 3/8" (8.7cm)  "RAWCLIFFE / PEWTER" Heavy.  SRcol  $30

13.840  3 7/8" (9.8cm) w/base.  Under base: © Hudson (cursive) Pewter U.S.A. / CA 126"  SPcol

13.842  4" (10.2cm)--w/base.  Under base: "Desert Beauty / by / Lorne McKean--in cursive" and "FINE PEWTER © FM 1982"  SPcol

15.117  2" (5.2cm) Inside a logo shape, indented underneath: "PEWTER" and "851" AND "L.S." inside a box, and  "Hudson" Purchased from a jewelry store in 1972 for $15.  But I'm sorry, my notes don't tell who owns this.

15.123  3 3/8" (8.4cm) "PELTRO / ITALY/ B" and "© MOD.DEP" Heavy. Foreign bought, 1980.  LWcol

10.163 and 10.164 in MHF.  Two pieces from Lee English's collection,  The WW logo that is on them stands for Wiener-Werkstatte, which means Viena Workshop.  They have been described on eBay as "early 1900s Art Deco," and have sold for upwards of $100 each.

70.003  1 1/8" (2.8cm) PFcol

100.120  2 3/4" (7cm)--to top of female rider's hat. Horse only: 2 3/8" (6cm).  Girl in hunt clothes, tightly affixed, no saddle, molded bridle. Faintly marked on belly, but not readable.  SPcol/info

09.599 5/8" (1.7cm)  "© 1981 Hudson (cursive) / USA PEWTER"  DNcol​​

10.355  ​In picture file but no notes.

13.237  2 3/4" (7cm)  Hollow. Lightweight.  Unmarked MI shop 2013 $8

17.058  4" (10.2cm)  Silver plate, much of it gone on this one.  Ears are missing.  "J.B." I once saw a complete piece on a base of some kind in an antique store, but I have lost my notes about it.  It sure looked better with ears.  The line at the neck is a mold line.  A complete piece would be worth considerably more than the $11 which I paid for this in 2012.

18.215   5 5/8" (14.2cm) "CHAMPION PRODUCTS" and "© PHIL DINAPOLI"--very small in belly/back leg creases.  $120

16.199  3 1/8" (7.9cm)  Souvenir donkey, might have a faint camel logo on belly.  Lightweight, hollow.  MPcol  $20

Some additional donkeys and burros will be posted on the GBE page 4.

860.100  I saw this at an alligator excursion park in Lousiana.  I barely had time to photograph it, with no time to get any other information, but I think it speaks for itself!

Bank: 61.675  5 7/8" (15cm)--to mule's rump, w/base.  Cast iron, magnet attracts.  Phillips screws, rough metal and rough seams, reproduction. Unmarked. There is a money slot under the trainer, who pivots away from the slot.  I'm not sure how the bank should work.  R&DAdamsCol 

62.000  Bank: 8" (20.3cm)--to top of rider.  "ALWAYS DID 'SPISE A MULE"--yellow letters on top of base. Under base: "REPRODUCED FROM / ORIGINAL IN COLLECTION OF / THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE" Slot screw in bottom. Mule: dark brown w/black harness and red pad.  Rider: red and black, light skin color.  Base: green w/brown & yellow.  Very heavy.  Coin in rider's mouth, push button, mule kicks, rider tilts, spits coin into slot.  All magnetic, even chain. R&DAdamsCol

The above photo is for comparison of the GBE/Dodge piece (left--see GBE book page 123) and the DiNapoli/Champion piece (right).  The packs are different and the GBE piece has one ear up while the DiNapoli piece has both ears forward.  Also the DiNapoli piece is smaller.

10.698  Horse & metal base:

2 1/4" (5.6cm). Onyx base is 3/4".  Purchased in a Michigan shop in 2013 for $26. Piece leans a little, legs look stressed, but none are broken.

10.705  2 1/4" (5.8cm) Looks cast iron, but magnet does not attract.

13.013  No data on this one, Very similar to the Hubley foal I use as my logo (see top of this page and MHF 12.000) but it has a different tail. The Hubley piece is 2 3/8" while this one (also seen on a matchbook holder, 520.150 on this website) is 2 1/2" (6.2cm) in dark bronze and marked McClelland Barclay.  McClelland Barclay Company started at about the same time as Dodge, and it was eventually bought out by Dodge.  Both  were pre-dated by the Hubley company (1894), so it could be assumed the Hubley model came first.  However, McClelland Barclay was started by an artist who sold his own designs.  So who knows whose design was the original?

10.243, 10.244, 10.245, 10.246  Brass set: Left to right: 2 5/8" (6.7cm), 2 1/2" (6.3cm) 1 7/8" (4.8cm) 1 7/8" (4.8cm)  10.246 shows a seed pearl for an eye in pic.  All of them probably had pearl eyes, but the rest are missing.  All have manes on both sides.  Unmarked, but Sharon believes these to be old made-in-China pieces.  SPcol

13.019  2 1/4" (5.7cm)--horse only.  Flat, 2 sided.  Green metal on wood base.  Tail is not broken, it is button shaped.  LVcol  $8

13.035  2 3/4" (7cm) Black paint on brass?  Heavy wire oval base.  SRcol $10 Karl Hagenauer style?

13.095  2 1/8" (5.3cm) Brass (spaghetti wrap lines).  Linda says this is an Indian harness-brass type of piece.  LRcol $10

18.133  4 5/8" (11.8cm) Black spray. Hollow metal base.  One has wire bit rings.  New piece?  Heavy.  Pad/strip over backs?  SRcol

18.135  5 3/4" w/base.  Front horse: 4 3/4"  Same piece in MHF, but this is better photo. This one is unmarked but I have seen it on eBay marked "BAYER 1886".  Sally paid $100 for this one, but two on eBay (marked) sold for $135. 

13.242  2 5/8" (6.7cm) Brass. SRcol $12

13.249  2 5/8" (6.6cm)  Shiny silver metal, chrome plated?  Legs are semi-flat molded, but detail lines are on insides also.  eBay 2005 $12​​​

13.252  2 3/4" (7.1cm) Black horse on a thin base.  Heavy.  LPGcol  $15

13.258  2 7/8" (7.3cm)  Unmarked. Heavy.  Possibly a Vienna Bronze.  A very nice piece.  Value?

13.259  2 3/4" (7cm) Heavy. Weld marks on side as if had been affixed to something, maybe a pipe stand? eBay 2005 $15, a bargain, I think.

13.267  2 7/8" (7.3cm) Brass, semi-flat body, flat inside legs, hollow up inside barrel.  PFcol  $12

13.272  3" (7.5cm)  Gold spray. Unmarked.  Heavy. Freisian.  SRcol $50

13.285  3 1/4" (8.2cm) w/base. Horse only: 3" (7.6cm)   SPcol  $20

13.305  3" (7.8cm)  "SPARK PLUG"--on front.  Very rough casting.  Maybe this one is a copy or home casting.  There may be a "PAT" type mark on the backside, bottom line looks like  "U.S.A," not sure.  This is "SPARKY, the Spark Plug Horse" from early 1900s.  Very heavy, probably lead, unpainted.   eBay 2005 $22

13.350  3 1/8"--horse only.  "© KAAG /L.A."--inside metal base.  Chrome trophy topper.  SPcol  $15

13.418  3" (7.6cm) Shiny brassy finish.  Holes in all 4 feet, originally on a black metal base. DNcol eBay 2002 $12

13.395  No info.  Don't know where I got this photo.

13.425  3 1/2" (9cm) Gold.  Notice split end of tail.  Heavy. Screw holes in 2 hooves.  eBay 2004 $20 SRcol

13.433   3 1/4" (8.4cm) w/base.  Unmarked.  Heavy.  Lead?  Mi shop 2015 $15

No info. SPcol?

13.438  3 1/4" (8.4cm) w/base.  2 5/8" (6.7cm) horse only. Heavy.  Hollow metal base.  See pipestand 565.105        eBay 2004 $10

13.451a  3 1/8" (7.8cm) Camel logo only (no words, but made in Japan).  Foal: 1 3/4" (4.6cm)  Sticker: "PIKE'S PEAK RE...? / COLORADO".  eBay 2007 $40  See 13.451 in MHF, same mare. Also a similar mare and foal (4 3/4") marked Japan on a cigarette lighter.

13.465  3 1/4" (8.3cm)  "J.B" Silver-plate.  Not as heavy as expected.  Seen on bookends with bigger horse, as if this one is the foal.  eBay 2004 $25

13.468  3 1/8" (8cm) Pearly white spray.  See MHC 530.110, same horse but on pin dish with off rear leg shaped to connect to pin dish.

13.625  3 1/4" (8.3cm) "JAPAN"  Hollow. MTcol

14.139  2 3/8" (6cm) Incense burner.  "JAPAN" Brass.  2 pieces, opens horizontally.    PF col

14.142  4" (10.2cm)  Brass.  2-piece, seam rough fit. One slot screw up into bottom.

14.162  4 1/4" (10.7cm)  Brass.  SPcol/info

18.144  4 7/8" (12.3cm)  Brass w/blue and red trim.  Hollow, lightweight.  Glass eyes.  HAcol

14.165  4 3/4" (12cm) Brass.  Sticker: "MADE IN TAIWAN"  2 phillips screws, not old.

14.167  5 1/8" (13cm) Flat brass with green patina.  Peggy Collins Col.

14.180  5 1/2" (14cm)  "INDIA" Brass.  LVcol

15.020  2 1/2" (6.3cm)  Solid brass.  Heavy, quality casting.  SP/col/info

15.116  1 7/8" (4.3cm) Brass.  LVcol

15.140  3" (7.5cm) Bronze. Heavy.  SWcol, purchased from/made by McGriff, 1996, $30.

17.002  4 " (10.2cm), bigger than 17.000 & 17.001 MHF. Palomino w/white blaze, socks.  Glack hooves.  Crackled finish, new or aged?  Pronounced "giba"  ???

17.019  3 3/8" (8.5cm) Bronze w/black antiquing.  Silver shows under paint.  Unmarked, but possibly a Littco.  eBay 2009 $5  See 17.100 MHF similar.  

17.024  3 1/4" (8cm)  Chrome? Heavy.  HAcol

17.049  3 7/8" (10cm)  "TROPHY © CRAFT"  Art deco stylized.  ebay 2014 $40​

17.054  4" (10.4cm)  Unmarked, but see also 600.501 in bookends.  The foal came mounted on the pipestand with the tobacco can (metal with wooden top and metal knob) and two old pipes.  There is green felt on the underside of the wooden base, probably once had an identifying sticker.  No part attracts a magnet.  Screws hold each piece to the wooden base, but are hidden by felt.  Probably they are slot screws and would attract a magnet.  eBay 2012 $63

17.076  5" (12.7cm)  Heavy.  PFcol

17.450  6" (15.2cm) Bronze spray w/gold hilites.  Rough seams.  Heavy but hollow (clinking).  Newish looking.  SRcol $9 2004

17.985  4 1/8" (11cm) Brass/Bronze?  Heavy, solid.  Some green petina.  HAcol

17.991  4 1/2" (11.5cm) w/base. On front end of base: "H.V.S.S. / © A.M.A."  Heavy, but hollow up from base.  SPcol  See 17.990 MHF

17.995   4 1/2" (11.4cm) including oriental coins clustered as a base.  Brass color, pot metal?  Drilled 3/8" hole up into hollow base.  Heavy.  Gift from a friend in Austria, 2004.  I see these often on ebay.  Bids start at $18, but shipping from China is $60

17.999  4 1/2" (9cm)  Brass w/blackish bronze stain (paint?)  Gift, purchased in antique shop in Hungary, 2006

18.006  4 1/2" (11.5cm)  "JAPAN"  On gold and red banner:  "SOUVENIR OF BUCK LAKE RANCH"  Lightweight.  See 18.000 MHF, similar but different tail.

18.034  4 3/8" (11.2cm) Blackish-bronze spray.  Heavy.  eBay 2006 $11.50  See 18.034 in MHF, missing the tail.

18.035  4 1/4" (10.7cm) Bronze.  Purchased from maker,

McGriff 1990s $40  SWcol

18.024  4 1/2" (11cm) Photo/info Lori Critchfield.  Diffferent tail from 18.025 MHF.

18.038  3 1/4"  (8.3cm) Bronze color, may be bronze.  Heavy.  May be a word on base but unreadable.  SWcol  eBay 2007 $45

18.121  4 3/8" (11cm) Chocolate Palomino.  MI shop 2002 $18  Same mold as 18.120 MHF, but great color.

18.139  5" (13cm) Gold w/silver hilites.  Very detailed and heavy.  A fine and gorgeous piece.  Hugh purchased this in Japan (notice veins on girth, typical of Japanese made pieces).  HAcol

18.143  4 7/8" (12.3cm) Brass w/black, red, and green etchings.  Gift to me.

18.160:  See MHF 18.160 and 91.500.  Also GBE, page 4.

This photo thanks to Debra Turner

18.161  5 3/8" (13.5cm)  Brass.  HAcol

18 162 & 18.163  Left: 5 3/8" (13.7cm) Right: 5" (12.8cm) "GERMAN SILVER"  Brushed metal finish.  eBay 2001 $25 for set  CH-Ccol 

18.168  5 1/8" (12.9cm) Brass.  "Made in India".  SPcol/info

18.186  ​​5 3/4" (14.6cm)  "NEW YORK CITY"--on metal band across withers.  Bronze/copper.  Hollow.  Camel logo (so it was made in Japan).  Notice there are no ribs showing (see 18.182a).  Tail is joined to the back hock.

18.169  5 1/4" (13.4cm)--horse only.  With base: 6 1/4" (16cm).  Trophy Craft sticker under base on felt.  Golden bronze finish on horse with a bronze/copper base. Wire rein through hole in muzzle.  Seamline around girth.  SPcol.

18.182a  5 1/4" (13.4cm)--horse only.  With base: 6 3/8" (16.3cm)  Silver plate.  Base heavy, quality plastic.  On plaque: "19 PIMLICO 71" (1971?) Mane on offside.  Green felt.  Heavy.  Probably made using JB mold by PMC. See MHF: 13.248 (smaller, similar) & 18.032 (smaller), MADE IN JAPAN, and 18.182, horse alone, "JB", $75.

18.410  5 7/8" (15cm) Brass with black antiquing.  Bow (in mold) on tail and mane.  Sursingle. Probably a newer piece. SPcol

Doris Tevis has one in her collection that she bought on eBay 2002 $17.

18.189  5 5/8" (14.3cm) Reddish brown (painted brass?) Gold under hooves. Goot detail.  Heavy. SRcol

eBay 2004 $10  

18.429  5 1/2" (13.6cm)  Does not stand evenly alone.  Gray metal, finish is gone except for little traces of copper.  Sold on ebay $48 (2010).  Pics and info from Linda Shawhan.

18.200s Purchased new in 1995 in CA shop $12 pair.  Whose?

18.210 No information. Looks a lot like 70.020, but different tail.

18.285  ​5 1/4" (13.3cm)  Replacement photo.  See 20.460 MHF.  SRcol eBay 2004 $15 for a pair.  I also saw a 7" pair on eBay with "PAT PEND" under the tail.

18.366a  5 3/8" (13.8cm)--horse only.   Bottom base:  "F.H.NOBLE & CO. TROPHIES FOR CHAMPIONS" This is the Trophy Craft horse seen in MHF, 18.365 5 7/8" & 18.366 5 3/8".

©1985 CHICAGO" Stamped in ink: "APR 1978"  SPcol  

18.282  5 1/8" (13.2cm)--horse only. Trophy designs are from 1940s as indicated by the flat shoes with set tails.  "RS OWENS INC."and in ink "April 1978" On bottom base: "F.H. NOBLE 7 CO. TROPHIES FOR CHAMPIONS"  Shoe on near forehoof.  SPcol

​ 10.737 and 10.738  2 1/2" (6.4cm)--Horse only.  With base: 3 3/4" (8.5cm). Mane on nearside.  Heavy.  Trophy Craft trophy pieces.  One brushed, one shiny gold finishes. Both from SPcol

10.990, 10.991, and 10.992: Left to Right: 2 7/8" (7.2cm) 2 3/8" (6cm), and 2 1/2" (6.6cm)  10.991 has a sticker under belly: "RIPRODUZIONE ARCHEOLOGICA" and "MADE IN ITALY"  All are green zinc wash.  Heavy.  See Durhams 11.020 etc. in MHF, very similar but different tails.  SPcol
I'm not sure of the measurements of these 3.  I also don't know who copied who, which came first!  These from Italy are obviously reproductions, but reproduced from what?  Some very old pieces?  Grey Forest contributes this info:  These "look like copies of Hagen-Renaker molds sculpted by Maureen Love in 1959 and used by Breyer for the first Stablemates in 1975."

18.010  4 7/8"--with base.  "NUART" SPcol

18.023  3 3/4" (9.5cm)--horse only. With base: 4 1/8" (11cm).  "AJ Hary (not sure) and "M.AUCTION" and "EUGENE"  (possibly Eugene, Oregon).  

Photo/info Shirley Lankey (who signs her name "Slowly but Shirley")

17.026  3 1/8" Hollow. Neck turns left and head turns right.  Photo/info Shirley Lankey (who signs her name "Slowly but Shirley")

13.615  3 1/4 (8.3cm) Unmarked cast iron, magnet attracts. Repainted by Eryn Schell, owner.