Harmony Kingdom Gardenia HGGA Lord Byron's Harmony Garden Archive Figurine

Gardenia is a Harmony Kingdom box figurine from Chapter II of Lord Byron's Harmony Garden, created by Martin Perry Studios. Released in 1998 and produced in an edition of 11,538 pieces, it depicts Lord Byron being taught the fine and dangerous art of fly-fishing by Roger the wormer in the Gardenia Straights.

The piece incorporates several documented hallmarks, including the © symbol, heart, HBC logo, edition number and the letter M. Made in China, Gardenia was retired on September 1, 1999.

From the Harmony Kingdom Archives

This example has a documented history that distinguishes it from an ordinary secondary-market Gardenia. It comes directly from the former Harmony Kingdom Archives inventory dispersed at auction in August 2026 and was acquired by AtopTheTables from Archive Lot HK129.

The Archive documentation accounts for nine examples of Gardenia acquired by AtopTheTables. Three have currently been physically located and checked into inventory, with the remaining Archive examples still awaiting check-in.

Your purchase will include an AtopTheTables Certificate of Authenticity & Provenance documenting its connection to the Harmony Kingdom Archives.

Original Archive Contents

This piece is offered exactly as it was preserved in the Harmony Kingdom Archives. When original paperwork or other materials accompanied the piece in the Archive, those materials will be included even if they are not shown in the photographs.

Some Archive examples did not contain paperwork, and replacement or duplicate materials are not available. You will receive all original materials that accompanied this particular piece from the Archive.

Condition

The figurine remains in excellent archive-kept condition. No chips or damage are visible. Original packaging may show minor storage or handling wear consistent with its age and years in the Harmony Kingdom Archives.

Please review the photographs as part of the description for the condition and contents of this Archive example.

Measurements

Approximately 3.03 x 2.48 x 2.36 inches.