Twelfth Night Carousel Tiger
This incredible one-of-a-kind carousel tiger appeared on the Globe Stage as part of the set for the 2021 production of Twelfth Night.Â
The tiger has a poly carve body with fibre glass finish and a gold painted metal pole. The head was first modelled in clay before being cast in fibreglass. It was made in the Globe's props workshop on-site. The whole tiger is hand painted. It is currently supported by a metal base which is not included. There are some dints and scratches to the paintwork commensurate with it being used on stage.
These original one-of-a-kind props comes with a certificate of authenticity. Every original item is offered in a used state as it has been on stage in performance at The Globe.
Every purchase you make supports the work of Shakespeare's Globe. Thank you!
Approximate measurements
Height: 305 cm (including the pole)
Length: 180 cm
Width: 50 cm
Weight: 80 kg
Production photographs by Marc Brenner.
Disclaimer
Shakespeare's Globe is not liable for any damage done to the purchaser or their property once the prop is in their possession. Professional advice should be sought to mount or secure these items and ensure that areas are structurally robust enough to support their weight. All these items come in a used, from the stage state and it is the responsibility of the purchaser to assess functionality before sitting on, hanging etc.
Delivery
Shakespeare's Globe will securely palletise these heavy/large items for delivery. Delivery is within mainland UK only and will be by specialist courier. Purchasers are welcome to arrange collection of this item from an address in London, however, any damage that may occur during loading or transportation is at the purchaser's own risk in this instance.
UK mainland shipping only.
These items require specialist delivery. All items, regardless of size and weight are collected from Shakespeare's Globe and transported to the delivery address.
If you would like to purchase this item for an international shipping address please contact shop@shakespearesglobe.com.
This incredible one-of-a-kind carousel tiger appeared on the Globe Stage as part of the set for the 2021 production of Twelfth Night.Â
The tiger has a poly carve body with fibre glass finish and a gold painted metal pole. The head was first modelled in clay before being cast in fibreglass. It was made in the Globe's props workshop on-site. The whole tiger is hand painted. It is currently supported by a metal base which is not included. There are some dints and scratches to the paintwork commensurate with it being used on stage.
These original one-of-a-kind props comes with a certificate of authenticity. Every original item is offered in a used state as it has been on stage in performance at The Globe.
Every purchase you make supports the work of Shakespeare's Globe. Thank you!
Approximate measurements
Height: 305 cm (including the pole)
Length: 180 cm
Width: 50 cm
Weight: 80 kg
Production photographs by Marc Brenner.
Disclaimer
Shakespeare's Globe is not liable for any damage done to the purchaser or their property once the prop is in their possession. Professional advice should be sought to mount or secure these items and ensure that areas are structurally robust enough to support their weight. All these items come in a used, from the stage state and it is the responsibility of the purchaser to assess functionality before sitting on, hanging etc.
Delivery
Shakespeare's Globe will securely palletise these heavy/large items for delivery. Delivery is within mainland UK only and will be by specialist courier. Purchasers are welcome to arrange collection of this item from an address in London, however, any damage that may occur during loading or transportation is at the purchaser's own risk in this instance.
UK mainland shipping only.
These items require specialist delivery. All items, regardless of size and weight are collected from Shakespeare's Globe and transported to the delivery address.
If you would like to purchase this item for an international shipping address please contact shop@shakespearesglobe.com.
