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Carruth Fish Statues Hand Crafted in the USA These cast concrete Fish Statues are from George Carruth’s original carved stone designs. The perfect gift for a gardener. As with the entire Carruth Collection, these pieces are full of personality and emotion, turning your garden into a whimsical masterpiece! Original Designs by Sculptor George Carruth Made in Waterville, OH Concrete Can be Left Outdoors Year Round Hand Cast Stone Individually Gift Boxed Choose from 3 Designs Fish: Fish Statue Doc Fish Statue Gill Fish Statue Opie Dimensions: 8″W x 4.5″ H x 3″ D 10″W x 7.75″H x 2.25″ D 3.5″ W x 2.5″ H x 2″ D Weight: 5 Pounds 7 Pounds 2 Pounds Description: Doc is a wise old fish sculpture if there ever was one. Peering over his spectacles, you feel as though he has seen it all. I bet he would love to see your cottage, pond, dock or water garden. He’s just that kind of guy. Who needs trophy fish with Gill’s giant grin around? Sure to impress even the keenest of fishermen, this comical sculpture perks up any bathroom, deck, or patio. Place this big fella indoors or out, and smile every time you pass him. Nothing fishy about this cute little fellow. Display in a child’s room or outside at the edge of a bird bath or pond. The perfect little fish sculpture. Everybody loves Opie! George Carruth Original Design! Since 1983 George Carruth has been creating wonderful cast images in stone from completely original designs carved from limestone and clay. A cat birdbath, frog rain gauge and dog thermometer are but a few of the outdoor garden statues and sculptures created at Carruth Studio. It all began over 25 years ago with one-of-a-kind garden statues and sculptures, hand carved from stones, cast off from local quarries. Turning rough quarry stones into garden sculptures became the passion of George Carruth over two decades ago. After several years of working as a sculptor at American Greeting Cards in Cleveland, Ohio, George decided to apply his artistic skills to stone. It literally changed his life! Soon he was winning awards at art shows and exhibits, sculpting commissioned pieces for the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., and carving custom stone panels for a school, library and village clock tower. Even a custom tiny stone Christmas ornament was commissioned for the White House Christmas tree.