Seabird
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| Sculpture Type | Freestanding Sculpture |
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Elephant
ArchivedThis Elephant head sculpture is created with reclaimed metal. The pattern is hand drawn on the metal with soapstone and cut with a hand held plasma cutter. The Elephant is then hand hammered and welded into shape.
The metal is sealed with a water-based enamel. Each piece will have subtle variations. They are cut by hand and each piece of metal has slight color differences. This head can easily be hung with a nail or screw. It’s weight is approximately 10lbs Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. If outdoors, you can maintain a shiny metal look [entirely optional] by applying a clear metal enamel, available in a spray can at your local hardware store. Size: 20”h x 28”w x 19”d
Drag Chain Side Table
ArchivedModern lines blend with a rich agricultural history in this statement end table. The metal is from the drag chain from a Dion Silage Wagon. We cut and shaped a piece of recycled steel into place. Then applied a clear coating to the entire table for a shiny finish.
It can be used as side table or end table to keep your reading material beneath or is even great for holding drinks on the patio. Each table will have unique variations. Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Size: 22”h x 20”w x 20”d
Box Shelf Table
ArchivedWe made this side table from reclaimed steel and reclaimed barn wood. It is handmade by us here in our rural studio in Pennsylvania. We hand cut and welded each piece of steel together.
We created the base of the shelf from a wooden plank rescued from an old barn. The sides of the table are hand-painted with milk paint. Each piece will have subtle variations. They are cut by hand and each piece of metal has slight color differences. The metal is sealed with a water-based enamel. Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Size: 28"h x 16"w x 11.5"d
Cricket
ArchivedThis piece was handmade by Ben Gatski in Pennsylvania. The metal we used is from weathered steel. We hand draw the pattern on the metal with soapstone and cut it with a hand held plasma cutter. We then hand hammer and weld it into shape. The blue was hand painted with milk paint.
The metal is sealed with a water-based enamel. Each man will have subtle variations. They are cut by hand and each piece of metal has slight color differences. Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. If outdoors, you can maintain a shiny metal look [entirely optional] by applying a clear metal enamel, available in a spray can at your local hardware store.
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