Aged White Horse Figurine - 45.2cm Resin Sculpture on Black Base

This 45.2cm white resin horse figurine is moulded to show a mid-stride pose with flowing mane and tail detail, finished with a deliberately weathered matte crackle surface that gives the appearance of aged plaster or stone. The figurine stands on a painted black wooden plinth base, and the entire sculpture weighs 2.8kg, giving it stable presence on a shelf or console without requiring wall fixing.

Designed as decorative sculpture rather than a toy, the horse suits console tables in hallways, living room shelving, bedroom sideboards, and study bookcases where the height of the piece (41cm tall on the base) allows it to be seen without competing with taller items. The neutral white-grey colouring and black base pair comfortably with both warm and cool-toned interiors, country and coastal schemes, and monochrome contemporary rooms.

The resin construction mimics the weight and finish of carved stone or plaster but avoids the fragility of actual ceramic or the rust issues of metal. The crackle finish is moulded into the resin surface during production, so the weathering effect is permanent and will not flake or wear off with dusting. Each piece shows slight variation in the exact placement and depth of the crackling, meaning no two figurines are identical.

The deconstructed detailing visible in the body—where sections of the form appear to have gaps or missing elements—adds visual interest and prevents the sculpture from reading as a straightforward ornament. This makes the piece work as an accent in rooms that already carry decorative objects, as it holds its own visually without overwhelming a composed scheme.

Is the crackle finish fragile or does it flake off?

The crackle is moulded into the resin during production, not a surface treatment applied afterwards. It will not flake, peel or wear off with dusting or handling. The weathered appearance is permanent.

Is each piece identical?

No. The moulding process creates slight variation in the exact placement and depth of the crackle detailing, so each figurine differs subtly from the next. This is a feature of the production method, not a defect.

How is it cleaned?

Wipe gently with a dry, soft cloth to remove dust. For more stubborn marks, a barely-damp microfibre cloth is acceptable, but avoid soaking the base or using household sprays, which can discolour the matte finish over time.

Does it need to be fixed to the surface?

No. At 2.8kg, the figurine is stable on flat surfaces without additional fixing. Place it away from high-traffic edges where it could be knocked, and ensure the base sits fully on the shelf or console rather than overhanging.