SWAROVSKI - Antonio Annual edition 2003

Anna Pavlova, Russian ballet dancer, is the 2004 annual publication for Swarovski and the Society of Collectors. Anna captures the flowing movement a ballerina's energetic leap and brings to life the grace and elegance of ballet. This is third and final annual edition to complete the "Magic of Dreams" trilogy. Complete the annual edition with the rotating base (12998) or the simple base (12997) as well as it's plaque (013121) Designer: Anton Hirzinger

 Dimensions:

18,7 cm 

The Rhinoceros is a limited edition piece. During its launching it was only available to SCS members and its production was limited to 10,000 pieces.

Designer: Anton Hirzinger

Dimensions:

30cm

The 1996 Annual Edition of Swarovski and the Society of Collectors is the " Unicorn", the first piece from Swarovski's first theme  " Wonderful Creatures". The body is made from clear crystal, with the mane, tail, horn and beard being in matt crystal. Designer: Martin Zendron.

Dimensions:

Height: 11cm x Length: 14cm x Width: 7.6cm

The ''Harmony'' is part of the trilogy «Miracles of the Sea». The Harmony consists of 5 fish in clear crystal.  Designer: Martin Zendron 

 Dimensions:

19 x 21 x 6.4 cm. Complete the annual edition with the plaque edition  (013333).

The 1995 Annual Edition Lion from the "Inspiration Africa" trilogy. Made of clear crystal with a frosted tail tip and brown colored eyes. Designed by Adi Stocker ,

Dimensions:

13cm x 6 cm 

The Elephant was limited to only 10,000 worldwide. Fully faceted clear crystal elephant with unfaceted clear crystal tail and tusks, eyes in Smoked Topaz crystal with Moroda crystal centres. Presented on black wooden/mirror base which displays the designer's signature embossed into the base. Each edition has the Swarovski logo and it's individual edition number laser-etched into the piece. This Elephant edition is accompanied by a full color presentation book and certificate of authenticity signed by Helmut Swarovski and Martin Zendron. Produced exclusive for SCS members.

Designer: Heinz Tabertshofer 

Dimensions:

27.9cm x 20cm x 19cm