Here is your only chance to own a scale replica of Mrs. Mallard. This unique, one of a kind piece was sculpted by artist Nancy Schon, who created the iconic "Make Way for Ducklings" sculpture in the Boston Public Garden. What an incredibly special gift this would make for a Bostonian, or a visitor, who truly loves one of the most popular pieces of public art in Boston.

The polished bronze sculpture is 4 " high and mounted on a marble base with "Lazy Susan" hardware underneath.  

A note from Nancy Schon on the beloved Public Garden sculpture:

"It was 1985 when Suzanne DeMonchaux, an urban planner asked me if I would like to put a bronze sculpture of “Make Way for Ducklings” into the Boston Public Garden.

There in lies a long tale of her proposal writing, our meeting and working with Robert McCloskey, of acquiring the sponsorship of the Friends of the Public Garden, of having my design accepted by the Boston Art Commission, the Landmarks Commission and the Parks and Recreation Department.

Then there was the problem, as always, of fund raising. It took two years to go through this process but on October 4, 1987 a bronze sculpture of Mrs. Mallard and her eight ducklings was installed on old Boston cobblestones.

I treasure time that I spend standing near the sculpture and watching all the children hug, kiss, climb on and feed the ducks. How fortunate I am to have made this sculpture which, thanks to Mr. McCloskey, has given so much pleasure to so many."