Woman caught on CCTV stealing couple's treasured garden gnomes Couple say their pottery horse and bulldogs have been 'targeted' CCTV footage shows a woman take garden ornaments and hand over fence to a male accomplice Amateur potter Mrs Brana made figurines herself had won prizes for her gnomes A couple who have won awards for their homemade garden gnomes have had their treasured ornaments stolen. Julian and Denise Brana, both 57, have CCTV footage of a woman taking the clay figures from their garden on three occasions After a pottery horse and bulldog were stolen during the night, Mr and Mrs Brana took footage from their security system to police for investigation. CCTV footage shows the woman enter the Brana's garden and take animal figurines. Mrs Brana said she had made some of the ornaments herself Julian and Denise Barry, with some of their award-winning gnomes. Clay ornaments have been stolen from their garden on three occasions Mr and Mrs Barry brought the images of the blonde woman to local police, who are investigation the robberies But just three days later more gnomes, horses and figurines were taken from their home in Barry, South Wales. Footage shows a blonde woman enter the garden and pass ornaments to an accomplice who was waiting at the gate. Mother-of-five Mrs Brana said: 'I couldn't believe the cheek of it. She appears to be a short, chunky woman who must have checked our lovely garden out in the daylight. Our CCTV system caught her making a beeline for our lovely ornaments, she knew what she wanted. The Branas took pride in their garden ornaments. They said people often admire the gnomes and compliment their garden Mrs Brana thinks it was jealousy that motivated the thief to steal her award-winning ornaments A woman can be seen stealing ornaments from the garden's seating area (above right). She had an accomplice who waited by the garden gate 'We are both upset she targeted our garden and we can't believe she came back for more.' The couple said the woman has been in their garden at least three times. They believe she walks past in the daylight to select the items she wants and then takes them during the night. Many of the ornaments were made by Mrs Brana, who is an amateur potter . She said: 'Over the years I've fired off hundreds, maybe thousands of figurines and statues. It is clear that the couple take great pride in their garden, which they decorate with animal ornaments and gnomes 'People admire them and we've had so many compliments over the years but I never thought some jealous individual would steal them from us. Mr Brana said: 'The police sent a community support officer to interview us - that was the last we heard. 'I'm upset because it's not a teenage prank, we are clearly being targeted by this woman.' South Wales Police said they are investigating and examining the video footage.