Tribute to Reuben Decker’s Legendary Newfoundland Marine Rescue Bronze Dog Sculpture

Own a Piece of Maritime History: Antique Art Deco Marine Newfoundland Marine Rescue Bronze Sculpture    

Are you a passionate collector of fine antiques, maritime memorabilia, or bronze sculptures? This rare Antique Art Deco Marine Newfoundland Marine Rescue Reuben Decker’s Dog Bronze Sculpture is a remarkable find, blending history, craftsmanship, and the unwavering spirit of rescue dogs that have saved countless lives at sea.

A Tribute to Reuben Decker’s Legendary Dog

This stunning bronze sculpture pays homage to the famous Newfoundland dog associated with maritime rescues, particularly linked to Reuben Decker, a renowned seafarer. Known for their strength, intelligence, and loyalty, Newfoundland dogs have played an essential role in sea rescues, helping stranded sailors and pulling people from treacherous waters. This sculpture captures the essence of this breed’s heroism with incredible detail, making it a must-have for any history enthusiast or collector.

Exquisite Craftsmanship & Art Deco Elegance

Dating back to the Art Deco era, this bronze sculpture embodies the sleek lines and expressive artistry characteristic of the period. The attention to detail is impeccable, from the finely textured fur to the powerful stance that exudes strength and nobility. The deep patina enhances its aged beauty, showcasing the mastery of early 20th-century artisans.

Why This Piece is a Collector’s Dream?

• Authentic Bronze Construction: Crafted from solid bronze, this piece offers durability and timeless appeal.

• Historical Significance: A tribute to Newfoundland marine rescue dogs and their service at sea.

• Art Deco Influence: A fine representation of the 1920s-1930s aesthetic, perfect for collectors of this era C1925.

• Versatile Display: Whether showcased in a maritime-themed space, an antique collection, or as a statement piece, this sculpture adds sophistication to any setting.

• Inscribed on the base HELP Scottish K.C which was to raise funds for supporting the Scottish Kennel Club help appeal of 1925, it was founded in 1881 exists to protect and promote the interests and well-being of dogs in Scotland.

A Unique Opportunity to Own a Rare Find

Antique maritime sculptures of this caliber are increasingly rare, making this a valuable addition to any collection. If you appreciate history, fine craftsmanship, and the noble legacy of Newfoundland rescue dogs, this piece is an investment in both art and storytelling.

Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of maritime heritage!

Condition report offered in fine used worn patina condition.  Having noticeable patina wear commensurate with usage & old age.  International worldwide shipping is available. Browse our other exciting intriguing collections available in our shop gallery, happy shopping.