King Charles is selling garden ornaments through his Highgrove Estate.
But giving your garden the royal seal of approval does not come cheap, with prices reaching an eye-watering £6,105 for a ‘Cotswold Sheep Scene’ sculpture.
If that’s a little pricey, a pheasant at the lower end of the range comes in at £434.50, as reported on What’s The Jam.
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There are a host of animal sculptures, including a life-size Dartmoor pony “sculpted from British willow, interwoven with wire and bronze wire and shaped around a steel armature” for a cool £3,960.
To put this into context, a real-life Dartmoor pony foal would set you back between £800 and £1,500, according to Horse & Hound magazine.
Each sculpture is made to order and crafted by hand by artist Emma Stothard, who set up her business with the help of a loan from The Prince’s Trust – now The King’s Trust.
Sculptures aren’t the only high-end items for sale at Highgrove. A simple jar of honey will set royal fans back a whopping £25, and a pack of lemon biscuits £6.95.
The cheapest item ironically is a coin, which, while not costing a min,t will still see you fork out £3.95 a piece.
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