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LARGE SIZE BRONZE BUFFET CLOCK SET	"ANTIQUE BLUE" BRONZE BUFFET CLOCK	BRONZE BUFFET CLOCKS WITH FIGURINES
Larger size Bronze clocks are available!	Patinated or "aged" bronze finishes also available!	Elegant bronze clocks and bronze statues available!

Also, available exclusively on order from our shop - Hand made Bronze Buffet Clocks and Table clocks, Gifts, Souvenirs and Accessories, made of bronze, gold or silver, incrusted with Mammoth bone and precious stones such as Russian Diamond, Sapphire, Nephrite, Ruby, Feonite and other gemstones as well as semi - precious stone such as Malachite, Jasper and Granite.
Also on offer: Exquisite Bronze Candleholders with figurines and golden ornaments, Bronze chandeliers, which can be finished with gold or silver incrustation on demand. Decorative real Bronze Light Fittings which are sure to add a feeling of prestigious luxury and class to any home. Bronze cups and vases, Bronze gift sets and much more.

The use of historically traditional forms of processing Bronze, such as forming, hand engraving, gold gilding as well as the use of natural precious and semi-precious stones such as Jasper, Malachite and Serpentine allows our bronze collectable artefacts to stand on a par with other truly unique works of art, making them worthy of joining your collection. A truly unique and luxurious addition to any prestigious residence and a great investment! Personalized orders are very welcome!

Have your Bronze Clock in the right place.

The most important question, which one needs to consider before buying a large bronze clock is perhaps - “Do I need a bronze clock”? 

While it can be relatively easy to choose your favourite bronze clock - another important question is what to do with it then? Things of an “Empire” style are often created with the aristocratic character in mind and thus require its owner to have an appropriate lifestyle.

This is especially true for the large or giant Bronze clocks of "Empire" style which you cannot just bring home and put anywhere in a room. Bronze clocks of “Empire” era style - is a complete, self-contained product, which has influence on the interior around it, creating a distinctive feeling of being “Home at home”. Therefore, the bronze Decor rigidly dictates furniture set up and colour scheme, which simply must conform to it. If the clock does not coincide with the interior in style, it begins to dominate, suppressing the remaining items and closing the space on itself.

Indeed today, just as it was 200 years ago - interior clock characterizing its owner more than anything else. “Empire” era style bronze clock in the right place – is an indication of respectability, success and most importantly - good taste! 

Read more about the history of Decorative Bronze art:

Bronze was last at the peak of its popularity at the end of the Renaissance. During that period virtually every house had adornments made of cast bronze; figures or bronze elements on the headboards of the beds, candle holders, door handles and other items of furniture and accessories.

At the present time the bronze is again coming back into fashion and so - the demand for quality bronze goods such as decor and jewelry is rising. Especially popular are the products which were created by casting method as this gives the finished product an old look - a certain mystique or charm, which is so valued by decorators and art collectors.

This “old look” or “the effect of antiquity” in new bronze is achieved through the formation a special film on its surface.
While the original ancient bronze processing method has been lost for over 6,000 years - today the method of processing bronze has been recovered and is widely used in contemporary art.

Almost anything that is made from Bronze – starting with door handles and bath rails and ending with chandeliers and bronze wall clocks can create a special atmosphere in your home.

So what is Bronze?
To put it simple - Bronze is an alloy and is a mixture of two different metals. These two metals are copper and tin.

Copper in its pure form is too soft to make tools out of it. Tin is too easy to break. But if you mix a bit of tin and copper then the finished product becomes bronze. The ancient Egyptians have been making copper statues since at least 5,000 years B.C. In North America, Indians have also discovered and began to use copper prior to the arrival of Columbus. Later the Greeks have also discovered this soft metal.

Bronze on the other hand - is very hard. That’s why it was so useful in ancient times. It made very good tools. Bronze is also perfect for making statues. Bronze can be different, for example - there’s bell bronze and there’s cannon bronze. Bronze is perfect for making sculptures because it melts readily and is easily processed in to a product which is easy to shape. Bronze does not rust from the humidity.
These properties, combined with the artistic quality and a beautiful colour make bronze a valuable material for many arts and artists.

The earliest bronze sculptures were made from solid masses. But during the Acadian period in Mesopotamia craftsmen have learned to create hollow items. This allowed people to create large bronze statues. In the sixth century BC the Greeks have especially excelled in the manufacture of bronze.

Today many famous works of art in bronze such as bronze sculptures are assembled in leading art collections and museums. Some of the original art masterpieces made of bronze can bring from $ 250,000 to over $ 600,000 at auction.

Decorative bronze craft - is a separate and unique part of applied art, which existed for centuries.

The term "Decorative bronze art" refers to that massive abundance of sculpture, applied and decorative items made of bronze which are considered to be mandatory attributes in the design of prestigious ceremonial and residential interiors.
This includes furniture made of bronze: tables, coffee tables, floor stands and wall consoles as well as bronze decor such as decorative vases, mantel clocks, and console or buffet clocks, bronze fireplace screens and other items of bronze decor for home.

Bronze wall fixtures and wall lights are also very popular - ceiling chandeliers, wall sconces, floor lamps, table lamps, table candle holders, girandole (desktop candle holders with crystal or glass ornaments) since these have always been seen as a sign of good taste, wealth and prestige.