Bidding beefs up for Dundee ‘peh’ By Jamie Milligan September 12 2017, 9:02am September 12 2017, 9:02am Share Bidding beefs up for Dundee ‘peh’ Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/dundee/506731/bidding-beefs-dundee-peh/ Copy Link The peh. Bidding for a Dundee “peh” sculpture made from wood used in the RRS Discovery closes on Sunday. The design was sculpted by Tony Morrow, the artist behind Dundee’s famous Desperate Dan statue. The current leading bid stands at £1,500, with all proceeds going towards Marie Curie. Tony Morrow with his carved peh. Bids can be submitted at www.jumblebee.co.uk/mariecurie-peh. The wood used in the design became available when the Discovery was closed for several months so its masts and rigging could be repaired. Tony is well known in Dundee for his 8ft tall bronze statue of Desperate Dan, hero of DC Thomson’s The Dandy comics.
