Sea Life

The diving dolphin, carved mid-arc as if breaking the surface. It was made in four sizes, from about 6 to 11½ inches long, in black, grey and rose marble.

The curve of the body shows off the stone’s banding, so the markings run differently on every piece. Each diving dolphin below is a single carving with its own photographs: the one you choose is the one you get.

The killer whale, carved in four sizes from about 5¾ to 11 inches long, in black, grey and rose marble.

Each one is cut by hand from solid stone, so no two are alike. Any killer whales in the collection will be listed here, each with its own photographs.

The penguin, carved standing upright. It was made in three sizes, about 5 to 7 inches tall, in black, grey and rose marble.

A small piece with plenty of character, and no two are the same. Choose from the penguins below, each listed and photographed on its own.

The seal, carved with its head lifted. It was made in four sizes, from about 5 to 8½ inches long, in black, grey and rose marble.

Its smooth, rounded body suits marble with strong banding. Every seal below is listed on its own, so the piece in the photos is the one you receive.

The shark, carved in a long, gliding line. It was made in four sizes, from about 6½ to 11½ inches long, in black, grey and rose marble.

Rose marble sharks were part of the original range, alongside black and grey. Each shark here is a single carving with its own number and photographs.

The turtle, carved with a domed shell. It was made in three sizes, from about 4 to 8½ inches long, in black, grey and rose marble.

The shell shows the stone’s markings especially well. Each turtle below is a single carving with its own photographs.

The upright dolphin, rising tall on its tail. It was made in four sizes, standing about 6½ to 11¾ inches tall, in black, grey and rose marble.

A standing piece shows the grain from head to tail. Each carving here is listed on its own with its own number, so you can compare them and choose the exact one you want.

The classic whale, as it was named in the original Trinity Marble catalogue, carved with its tail raised. It was made in five sizes, from about 5¾ to nearly 15 inches long; the largest is one of the heaviest pieces in the range.

Black, grey and rose marble each give the whale a different character. Every whale below is a single carving, photographed on its own.