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Bronze Five Light Lion Lamp Post was cast by the traditional, Lost Wax Bronze Casting method. This labor intensive and time consuming method of casting bronze statues, ensure pristine quality and vivid detail. We offers a large selection of bronze statues and bronze fountains perfect for indoor and outdoor use. Features intricate, hand forged details with a beautiful brown, fire-applied patina.
Bronze Five Light Lion Lamp Post
Our bronze sculpture selection may also be customized in a number of fire-applied patinas, such as classic French Brown, Verdigris, Italian Green as well as other custom finish options. All bronze statuary will develop a natural patina when left in natures elements. All bronze statuary will develop a natural patina when left in natures elements. The aged patina on bronzes is often desired, but can be prevented by care and Cleaning bronze statue by applying beeswax or other polish to prevent a patina from forming.
Our bronze sculptures and fountains are hand forged and cast with amazing sculpture details. If you do not find the bronze sculpture you are looking for, please contact us about developing a Custom Sculpture Project.
Because of the changing bronze supply market we have to have customers request pricing and availability for this product so please click on the button above for a price and availability or call us at 866-372-7902.
Data sheet
Our Bronze Fountains, Statues, Lighting and Mailboxes can be done as shown in the picture or ordered with the following fire applied patina colors. You can use a number of different patina finishes on one bronze item or have the whole thing just one patina finish.
Maple (light brown) - New not shown below
Chestnut (dark brown) - New not shown below
Sandgreen (antiqued beige/green) - New not shown below
Verdigris (natural bright greenish-blue) - New not shown below
French Brown (two-tone light and dark brown) - Shown below
Anthracite (very dark almost black) - New not shown below
Italian Green (dark green) - Shown below
Just about any fountain can be changed into just a sculpture and any sculpture can be changed into a fountain. Also each fountain and sculpture can be customized in size and finish. We can also do custom projects that you might have in mind. No mater how large or small you require.
For custom projects please call us at 866-372-7902
Lost-wax casting (also called "investment casting", "precision casting", or cire perdue which has been adopted into English from the French) is the process by which a duplicate metal sculpture (often silver, gold, brass or bronze) is cast from an original sculpture. Intricate works can be achieved by this method.
The oldest known example of this technique is a 6,000-year old amulet from Indus Valley Civilization. Other examples from somewhat later periods are from Mesopotamia in the third millennium B.C. and the objects discovered in the Cave of the Treasure (Nahal Mishmar) hoard in southern Israel, and which belong to the Chalcolithic period (4500–3500 BC). Conservative estimates of age from carbon-14 dating date the items to c. 3700 BC, making them more than 5,700 years old. Lost-wax casting was widespread in Europe until the 18th century, when a piece-moulding process came to predominate.
The steps used in casting small bronze sculptures are fairly standardized, though the process today varies from foundry to foundry. (In modern industrial use, the process is called investment casting.) Variations of the process include: "lost mould", which recognizes that materials other than wax can be used (such as: tallow, resin, tar, and textile); and "waste wax process" (or "waste mould casting"), because the mould is destroyed to remove the cast item.
Process
Casts can be made of the wax model itself, the direct method, or of a wax copy of a model that need not be of wax, the indirect method. These are the steps for the indirect process (the direct method starts at step 7):
Through a variety of finishing processes, bronze statuary is
typically produced with French Brown and Verdigris patinas.
Natural Weathering
Bronze sculptures with a French Brown finish will naturally oxidize to a Verdi Green patina over several years if left outdoors. Bronze Sculptures with a Verdi Green finish will oxidize to a deep green patina. Oxidizing occurs with Bronze Statuary due to its high copper content. Since bronze is an alloy, it contains mostly copper, along with small amounts of tin and zinc. To keep your sculpture clean and if you prefer to maintain the original finish, it is necessary to properly and regularly wax and polish your piece.
Care for Statuary Finishes
Always use a brown wax to maintain your French Brown finish and a clear wax to preserve your Verdi Green finish. We recommend Kiwi Wax as a highly reliable brand. Available from American Custom Wax: 252-955-0156
Applying Wax
Polishing your bronze with a high-quality wax will protect it from nature’s elements. Polishing removes oxidation build-up and dirt spots from your bronze and seals the sculpture from reacting to moisture.
Use a paint brush to apply wax to your bronze sculpture. Start with a light coat over the entire piece, adding additional wax to areas with high detail. Allow the wax to sit for a few minutes, then buff and polish with a rag or electric buffer. If any oxidation or dirt spots remain, repeat the process once more.
Wax should be applied several times yearly for best results, and more often in climates with extreme temperatures or high humidity levels.
Fountains should be winterized in very cold climates. Ensure that both the water pipes and fountain have no residual water and are completely dry and wrapped before the onset of freezing temperatures.
Your Bronze Statuary and Fountains may be anchored to the ground to prevent undesired movement or theft. Below are some common examples for mounting a bronze sculpture or fountain to its permanent location.
Bolting
Although many sculpture designs are mounted on a base to provide stability, the base is not designed to prevent accidental tipping. We recommend bolting your piece to a secure base (e.g., a concrete patch, pad or prefabricated metal or wooden base) that can secure the sculpture base. Use a high-torque drill to create holes large enough to fit 3/8” or larger bolts, or use bolting mounting brackets on the base, which can then be secured. A color-matched patina can be used to match the bolts to the base color.
Cementing
Set the sculpture base directly into a curing cement base and allow cement to dry, permanently securing the piece. Note that it will be difficult to move your sculpture from a cement base.
Welding
If other securing options prove untenable, brackets can be welded directly to the base. Use this method only if other options will not produce the desired result. Note that welding results in re-heating the metal sculpture, and it can peel off the finish for up to 12 inches surrounding the weld area, requiring the patina to be color matched and reapplied to the welded area.
Once the bronze sculpture is secured, decorative rocks, stones or landscaping can be added to hide any mounting brackets and water pump equipment.
To most of the USA we offer free shipping, there are a very few areas within the US that is very expensive to ship to an example would be into New Your City or some remote locations. If you would happen to live in one of these areas we would give you a call before your credit card is charged and let you know it there would be any extra expense then you can let us know if you would like to proceed with the order or not.
Free Freight Service:
Most of our items ship by freight truck, the free shipping is considered curb side service with a lift gate, the freight company will give you a call ahead of time when your order is in your area to setup a deliver time with you.
White Glove Freight Service:
We offer a white glove service, where the shipping company will un-package/un-crate your order and set it it where you would like and take the packaging away. Very useful for larger items you might want to order. For a white glove quote please call 866-372-7902 us or email us.
Most of our items are created for a safe delivery, when the item is delivered it is important to check it over before you sign for it. If there is any damage just refuse the shipment and we will send out another order to you. If you are not able to open your shipment for inspection, please make sure you note any damage to the packaging on the receiver sheet (before you sign) no matter how minor (marks, scrapes, gouges ect...) the damage might be to the packaging. That way if you find damage later we can file a claim with the freight company while we send another order out to you. If you don't make any inspections and don't make any notations and you find damage later you will need to file a claim with the freight company.
Damage items must be reported within 72 hours to Unique Mosaic Tables 866-372-7902, if a shipment is refused because of damage please let us know as soon as possible so we can prepare another shipment for you.
If a shipment is returned to us because the freight company can't contact you or you just refused it because you changed your mind, once we receive the shipment back we will inspect it and return a portion of your purchase price to you except for the shipping cost to you and returned shipping cost to back to us.
We can take an order for you and hold it at our warehouse for no extra charge until you are ready for it, but if a delivery is shipped out and you are not ready for it and didn't let us know that you were not wanting it shipped yet, you will be responsible for any storage fees that the freight company might charge for holding your order.