Antique Castings

This period piece features a classic single-arched rim and high-relief casting, characteristic of the fine English lead-work found in significant country estates.

Gothic ornament from the early days of casting iron, with a brown patina left as found. A fireback stands against the back wall of an open hearth, where it protects the masonry from ...

Constructed in substantial cast iron, the fireplace features a beautifully detailed arched surround with crisp decorative casting throughout. The contrast between the dark grate-poli...

The quality and definition of the casting are particularly impressive, with the traditional dark finish highlighting the finer details throughout.

19th Century French Empire Marble Top Server Console Table Dimensions : 36.5" Wide X 36" Tall X 16.75" Deep This console was made in France in the late 19th century in the French e...

A gothic plate from the early period of iron casting, its ornament cut with the directness of the first foundries.

Period Early 20th Century, circa 1900–1920 Origin France Material Gilt bronze Technique Cast and chased bronze, traditionally associated with lost-wax casting Measurements He...

Its impressive height gives the piece considerable architectural presence, while the beautifully crisp casting demonstrates the quality of early 20th-century British ironwork.

Late Nineteenth early Twentierth Century The large circular top rim outline superbly decorated with castings depicting flowers and leave enclosing a superb Apex pattern starbust cut...

The movement is made by Vincenti & Cie one of the premier clock makers in France in the 19th century. The bronze casting is incredible and the quality is the best I have ever seen!

The quality and definition of the casting are particularly attractive, reflecting the decorative craftsmanship associated with Victorian cast iron fireplace production.

Exceptionally detailed casting. with finely articulated,separated fingers, classical features, and a rich brown patina. mounted on a black marble plinth.

From the early days of casting iron: a heavy gothic plate, four centimetres thick and over a hundred kilos, with finely cut detail and remarkably little wear for its age.

The hollow underside confirms its traditional sand-casting production from a prominent European foundry.

The base of this urn displays a foundry stamp that reads "Corneau Alfred à Charleville", pointing to the late 19th-century casting workshop in France.

Absolutely stunning pair of bronze urns mounted on salmon pink marble pedestals The urns feature cherub scenes in relief around the urns as the partake in a Bacchanalian revelery whi...

Traditional grate polish was subsequently applied and carefully buffed, revealing the crisp definition of the original castings and producing an attractive deep gunmetal appearance w...

The casting of these lamps demonstrates careful attention to detail, with the rosettes, laurel wreaths, and lyres crisply defined.

The cast iron has been fully restored, bringing out the depth and definition of the original decorative casting while retaining the character expected of an antique architectural fea...

Reclaimed from a period property in Giffnock, East Renfrewshire, Scotland, this substantial architectural fireplace is a superb example of late Victorian cast iron craftsmanship, dis...

The depth and crispness of the casting are particularly noteworthy, with even the smallest veins, curls, borders, and ornamental details carefully defined.

This substantial fireplace features a traditional arched form with beautifully crisp decorative casting throughout, creating an impressive architectural focal point.

The bronze retains its original dark brown patina with natural wear to the high points. Subtle casting lines are visible to the upper arms. Two small drill holes to the front of the ...

The brass has developed a warm, naturally aged patina, with subtle tonal variations accentuating the contours and details of the casting. Presented in very good antique condition, w...

Was just freshly dug out of its last occupancy in Lancaster pa. Beautiful casting as the craftsmanship was right on target.

With its Scottish provenance, imposing scale and elaborate Victorian castings, this is an outstanding example of late 19th-century architectural ironwork and a particularly striking ...

The bronze retains a magnificent deep black-brown patina of remarkable richness and depth, beautifully highlighting the crispness of the casting and the subtle refinement of the chas...

First conceived in the sixteenth century, the work became widely reproduced in bronze and decorative arts, with later castings and reductions remaining popular among collectors of cl...

Combined with its monumental size, impressive casting, extensive hand chasing, fine state of preservation, and manufacture by E.F.

This impressive late 19th-century fireplace is richly decorated throughout, displaying the crisp and finely defined casting associated with quality Victorian architectural ironwork.

An elegant original antique cast iron fireplace mantel surround, reclaimed from a period property in London and distinguished by its beautifully crisp decorative casting. The firepl...

An impressive decorative interpretation of an iconic American Western subject, combining dramatic movement, substantial scale and highly detailed casting. Dimensions: Height: 49 cm...

This construction provides additional insight into the casting and assembly of the work. The substantial vertical proportions and dramatic equestrian subject give the sculpture cons...

Exceptional Meiji period cast premium white metal alloy standing photograph frame - masterfully executed by an important workshop or metal casting studio with crisp high relief drago...

Tassie also developed casting models that Josiah Wedgwood used in creating jasperware.

Exceptional, solid lead fountain figure a boy holding a shell, Can be used as a fountain or a standalone sculpture. The casting is notably refined, with an exceptional smooth finish...

The sculptural figures rest on substantial marble and bronze plinth bases, giving the pair a formal architectural presence and excellent stability. Fine casting and detailed modeling...

The openwork cups retain their original drip pans, and the entire surface carries a dry, oxidized finish that emphasizes the casting texture and age. Suspended from a simple rod, the...

This handsome chimneypiece displays beautifully crisp decorative casting throughout, demonstrating the quality and precision associated with British architectural ironwork of the lat...

The exceptional quality of the casting is evident throughout, with remarkably crisp relief decoration and finely defined details that demonstrate the craftsmanship of late 19th-centu...

Sourced in France, this heavy artisanal casting features exceptional depth, with water originally flowing directly through the lion's open mouth.

A spirited essay in Rococo naturalism and consummate casting, this centrepiece makes an imposing statement on any grand dining table or console.

Presented in home-ready condition, the casting remains entirely structurally sound with no cracks, breaks, or historic repairs.

French Belle Epoque Style Gilt Bronze Crystal Chandelier Circa 1910 Dimensions : 47" Tall X 27" Round This stunning French Belle Epoque chandelier was made in France in the early 2...

A Large French Bronze “The Bovine Family” This is a good heavy and very detailed bronze, after Jules Moigniez (1835-1894), the bronze is set on black marble this is a good casting a...

Magnificent pair of French gilt bronze ewers dating to the mid 19th century Of impressive baluster form with richly modelled classical decoration Bodies cast in high relief with live...

It features robust, multi-ribbed sliding wooden legs that telescope smoothly, secured by classic knurled industrial metal lock rings. The top casting is a genuine flat Mitchell top c...

Beginning in 1838 Mêne worked at his own foundry, casting first his own works and later also those of his son-in-law Auguste Cain.

The lion passant, assay mark and date letter of the full hallmarks struck to the underside of the candlestick are all legible; the maker’s mark however has been lost in the casting, ...

Stylistically, the pair belongs primarily to the French Louis XVI Revival, although the richness and exuberance of the casting reflects the eclectic luxury of the late nineteenth-cen...

The chandelier has 12 lights and incredible casting details with Pharoh heads and other Egyptian motifs throughout the chandelier!

Their substantial relief, detailed casting and distinctly sporting subject matter are characteristic of Victorian decorative arts and the 19th-century English fascination with countr...

Good condition with pleasing patina. Graceful casting.

Their richly aged dark iron surfaces retain rubbed silver-toned highlights that accentuate the depth and crispness of the casting. Whether placed in a conservatory, entrance hall, co...

Its richly textured surface, timeworn casting, and polished black and silvery iron finish emphasize the depth of the ornamentation and lend the piece an authentic 18th-century charac...

The silvered surface accentuates the depth of the casting, creating dramatic highlights across the scrollwork and botanical ornament.

The bronzes were produced by the Steyaert foundry, part of the established tradition of artistic bronze casting in Ghent during the later 19th century. Period records document Karel ...

The cast iron has been refurbished and finished in a traditional dark polished surface, highlighting the texture and definition of the original casting. Designed to conceal the ashpa...

The dark iron finish complements the deeply cast ornamentation, highlighting the definition and craftsmanship of the original casting. Its low, three-sided form was designed to sit n...

Finished in a dark traditional iron tone, the piece has an understated character that allows the quality of the casting to take centre stage. Its relatively low profile makes it part...