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Wander around Rush Jenkins and Klaus Baer’s notice something that’s all too rare in the era of instant shipping: Almost every piece they own has a story worth telling. The deer poised atop a pedestal in the great room? It’s actually a plaster study by London sculptor Nicola Hicks, preserved in time before the work would ordinarily be cast in bronze. The charcoal figure hanging above a cabinet in the primary suite’s sitting room? Jenkins discovered it tucked beneath a bed years ago….
