Bronze Animal Sculptures, Cast in Brass

Lions, rhinos, bulls and cheetahs, all cast in brass by the lost-wax method and finished by hand. Every piece is made to order — no stock, no templates.

Animals do different jobs in a room. A charging bull carries a finance floor. A faceted lion holds a gallery wall. A cheetah sells a fit-out. Tell us the job and we will say which design fits it.

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SIGNATURE PIECE
Faceted Lion

Sharp planes, a layered hot patina, a dark tiered base. No two pieces come out of the foundry the same.

STATEMENT
Sharp-cut lion with a layered hot patina on a tiered base
Material
Cast brass, hot patina by hand, sealed with wax
Made for
Galleries, curated interiors, corporate floors, retail

Same foundry, very different rooms.

Four animals, four different jobs

Faceted lion

Geometry first, mane second. The layered patina catches light on every plane, which is why it holds a gallery wall or a curated interior.

Faceted Lion

Rhino

Antique patina, heavy presence, low centre of gravity. Reads as a collector's piece on a plinth or a side table.

Bronze Rhino

Charging bull

Head down, full stride. Finance floors and corporate lobbies use it as a shorthand nobody has to explain.

Charging Bull

Sprinting cheetah

Streamlined and horizontal on a stone pedestal. Distributors and fit-out contractors order it in runs, with logo engraving.

Sprinting Cheetah

Everything here starts as a wax model, one per casting.

How each piece is cast

01

One wax, one casting

Each animal gets its own wax model. It is slower than working from a re-used mould, and it keeps the detail a re-used mould flattens.

02

Hand-chased, then hot patina

Chasing, patina and finishing are done by hand after the pour. The patina is worked into the surface, not sprayed over it, so it does not chip off.

03

Sealed with wax

Every casting is sealed after the patina goes on, so the colour stops darkening and the surface survives handling.

Every piece on this page is made to order.

Sizes, bases and hollow casting

01

Made to your dimensions

Send the plinth, shelf or floor measurement the piece has to fit, and we cast to it. A fixed size called custom is not what we sell.

02

Hollow above tabletop scale

At larger sizes the casting is hollow — the wall is kept thin, and the piece still carries real weight for its size.

03

Bases follow the piece

The cheetah sits on a stone pedestal. The lion takes a dark tiered base. Others can be set on a wooden plinth, and reclaimed shipwreck wood works when the piece is a one-off.

Most buyers start with a reference and a quantity.

Ordering a custom version

Start from a reference

A drawing, a photo, or an animal you already own and want cast again at a different size. All three work.

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Tell us the use

Quantity, the space, and the window you are working to. We will say plainly what fits and what does not.

See camel designs

One contact point

Casting, patina, finishing, base and export packaging sit with us, so there is one place to ask when something needs to change.

Shipping / returns / care
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