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Limited Edition Polar Bear Sculpture “Polar Proud” 104/500, Signed Marc Pierce, Ducks Unlimited Canada
$373.57
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FOR SALE ☞ Large limited edition polar bear sculpture titled “Polar Proud,” numbered 104/500 and signed Marc Pierce, produced for Ducks Unlimited Canada.
DESCRIPTION ☞
This listing is for a limited edition wildlife sculpture titled “Polar Proud,” created by Marc Pierce, a well-known wildlife sculptor whose work is widely produced in limited editions and conservation-themed collections. Made for Ducks Unlimited Canada and numbered 104/500, as shown on the original brass plaque affixed to the base.
The sculpture depicts a seated polar bear on an ice-form base, with detailed fur modeling and a matte white finish. The piece is mounted on a glossy black oval base featuring an inset Ducks Unlimited medallion.
The underside of the base is felted and embossed, bearing the Ducks Unlimited duck-head logo and the artist’s printed signature, Marc Pierce, both visible in the photographs. The felted base protects display surfaces and indicates the piece was intended as a finished display sculpture.
A substantial, well-finished example of conservation wildlife art, suitable for lodge, cabin, or wildlife-themed interiors. This is a numbered example from a limited edition and is offered exactly as shown.
DIMENSIONS ☞ (approximately)
Overall height: 28 cm
Base length: 33–34 cm
Base width: 22 cm
CONDITION ☞
Good display condition. Light surface dust and minor handling wear present, including light scuffing to the black base consistent with shelf display. No cracks, chips, or repairs observed. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description. -
Shipping & Policies
Shipping from Canada
Processing time
1-3 business days
Estimated shipping times
- Canada : 3 - 10 business days
- United States : 5 - 14 business days
I'll do my best to meet these shipping estimates, but can't guarantee them. Actual delivery time will depend on the shipping method you choose.
Customs and import taxes
Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.
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Returns & Exchanges
I gladly accept cancellations
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you accept returns?
For EU & UK buyers: As required by consumer law, most online purchases can be cancelled within 14 days of delivery. Certain exceptions apply (antiques, collectibles, items sold “for parts/repair”). Buyer pays return shipping, and refunds are issued only after the item is received and verified in its original condition.
For buyers outside the EU/UK (e.g. USA, Canada): All sales are considered final. Returns are not accepted except in cases of significant misrepresentation.Do you accept exchanges?
No. All of our items are considered one-offs and unique so we can not offer exchanges at this time.
Will I have to pay extra customs or duty fees if I’m in the U.S.?
We ship all U.S. orders using the most reliable method available. Some items (especially antiques over 100 years old or U.S.-made goods) are tariff-exempt under current rules. For other items, we do our best to pre-pay duties and include them in the price (known as DDP — Delivered Duty Paid) so what you see at checkout is what you’ll pay.
What does “DDP” mean?
DDP stands for Delivered Duty Paid. It means we take care of the customs paperwork and fees on our end whenever possible. That way, your package clears the border smoothly and you won’t get a surprise bill on delivery.
Are there any exceptions?
Most antiques and U.S.-made vintage items ship duty-free. European pieces are usually covered by DDP (we pre-pay the duty and build it into the price). Canadian-made vintage can sometimes carry higher tariffs; in those rare cases, we’ll either adjust the listing price to reflect the duty or let you know up front if extra charges could apply. If you have any concerns regarding tariffs, please message us prior to purchase and we would be happy to do some research for you!
What happens if customs does charge extra?
We’re transparent about this from the start: buyers are responsible for any customs/import fees that may apply. That said, we always do our best to minimize the risk by using the right codes and carriers. If you have questions about a specific item, message us before checkout and we’ll give you an honest answer about what to expect.
Why do some Canadian shops say “buyer is responsible for duty”?
That’s Etsy’s default policy. We go a step further by explaining how duties work and when we can cover them. Our goal is to make your buying experience smooth and surprise-free.
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