The amazing texture of the iguanas’ skin hides small messages. “LPZ” stands for Lincoln Park Zoo. Peter’s first close-up encounter with one of the leathery lizards was at the International Collectibles Expo in Rosemont in 1998, when some animals from the Zoo visited HK’s booth with their keeper, Jaime. “2000” marks the millennium and “Iggy” is a nickname for “iguana.” Collector Christopher Daly sent Peter a picture of his pet iguana “Sneaker,” who whips the family dog “Max” with his long green tail. An inscription under one of the branches reads “Hi Sneaker.”

Also on the tree is carved “Toy 2,” a reference to the movie “Toy Story 2.”

The mouse is hidden inside one of the hollow branches. Within this version and Version Infinity is an iguana head, looking strangely like a mythical dragon or dinosaur.

Note the mold variation on the exterior - Version 1 shows a bird's head, which was removed on the later version.

Artist: Peter Calvesbert

Carving Date: 2000

Status: Retired

Dimensions: 2.25" wide, 2.75" long, 3" high

Condition: Brand New | Acquired directly from Harmony Kingdom (Ball)

Packaging: Harmony Kingdom box and literature

Made in England

In-house stock photos. As with any hand-finished product, box figurine received will be similar but unique.

Harmony Kingdom Leatherneck's Lounge Iguana Lizards

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