Description

Dinner for Two. This delightful Jim Shore design celebrates the 70th anniversary of Lady and the Tramp, depicting the pair sharing a table and a plate of pasta, they playfully chew the same noodle. Relive the romance and nostalgia of this timeless love story. LED lights, battery operated (3-AAA required). Beautifully hand-painted and crafted from high-quality polyresin with refined style and attention to detail. Jim Shores style evokes a sense of nostalgia with traditional themes, quilt patterns and design motifs inspired by American and European folk art. Packaged in an individual box with photo on the front. This Dinner for Two figurine was proudly designed by award-winning artist Jim Shore.

LADY & THE TRAMP

Lady & the Tramp is a 1955 animated film by Walt Disney Studios. It is Disney’s fifteenth major animated film.

A newlywed couple celebrates Christmas at home. Jim, the husband, gives the young cocker spaniel Lady to his wife as a Christmas present. During the following six months, Lady is the center of attention in the home. Also, she becomes friends with Jock and Trusty, two neighborhood dogs.Things change when Jim and his wife expect their first child. Lady now also meets a stray dog, known in the neighborhood only as Tramp. He predicts to her that once the baby arrives, the dog will no longer be important to the family. Tramp seems to be proven right, as Jim and his wife pay markedly less attention to Lady after the birth of their child.

Jim and his wife are going away for a few days as a couple. Sarah, Jim’s elderly aunt, comes to look after the baby in the meantime. Although Sarah adores her new nephew, she doesn’t like Lady at all. Her two cats Si and Am don’t make things any easier, either. When Sarah wants to buy a muzzle for Lady, she runs off. Soon she is chased by a group of stray dogs, but Tramp comes to her rescue. Together they take a tour of the city, with Tramp teaching her things about life on the streets. How this story ends, you can see for yourself by watching this romantic film for yourself….

DISNEY TRADITIONS BY JIM SHORE

Disney Traditions by Jim Shore includes some of the figurines designed and released annually by the noted American Folk Art artist. Jim Shore grew up in rural South Carolina, the son of artistic parents. They instilled in him a love of American folk art. His grandmother was a master quilter who taught him the patience and skill to bring intricate designs to life. Jim worked for decades to develop his craft and produce his own designs. He traveled the country selling his work. Finally, in 2001, he partnered with Enesco to found Heartwood Creek. The successful brand gave Jim worldwide exposure. Disney Traditions by Jim Shore is one of the most popular and sought-after brands he produces. Jim Shore holds the licenses for well-known brands such as Disney, Harry Potter, Peanuts, M&M’s and The Grinch.