Hoselton Studios Family Figurine - Stylized Parents and Child

This sculptural piece from Hoselton Studios is a quintessential example of Canadian mid-century modern influence. Founded by Gordon Hoselton and Allan Mower in Ontario, the studio became renowned for its "lost wax" casting process and hand-polishing techniques. This specific design features a fluid, interconnected silhouette of two parental figures encircling a smaller child figure, symbolizing unity and protection. The minimalist, faceless aesthetic allows the viewer to focus on the organic curves and the cool, heavy weight of the solid recycled aluminum.

Specifications
• Maker/Artist: Hoselton Studios
• Year Made: Late 20th Century
• Materials: Recycled cast aluminum with a dark bronze-toned finish
• Dimensions: 8.5" H x 3" W x 3" D

Condition
The sculpture is in excellent vintage condition with no chips or structural damage. The underside retains the original Hoselton "H" maker's mark and felt protective pads.