Frith Sculpture

All our Frith Sculptures are made using the Cold Casting Method. This is the process that mixes metal powder, in this case Bronze, with a resin. This gives the look of a solid metal piece, but it can be produced faster and at a more affordable price than an equivalent foundry casting of molton bronze. Hence, Cold Cast Bronze Sculpures are a fraction of the price of full Bronze pieces.

Frith Sculpture introduce Button, an adorable Labradoodle. Measuring 13 x 22 x 8cm (5.5 x 8 x 3"), he is a fabulous reproduction of this very popular dog breed. All our Frith Sculptures are handmade in the West Country of England, using the Cold Casting Method. This is the process that mixes metal powder, in this case Bronze, with a resin. This gives the look of a solid metal piece, but it can be produced faster and at a more affordable price than an equivalent foundry casting of molton bronze. Hence, Cold Cast Bronze Sculpures are a fraction of the price of full Bronze pieces.

This Frith Sculpture Hare is called Henrietta, designed by Paul Jenkins. This is a sweet hare, which is 7" (18 cm) in height. All our Frith Sculptures are handmade in the West Country of England, using the Cold Casting Method. This is the process that mixes metal powder, in this case Bronze, with a resin. This gives the look of a solid metal piece, but it can be produced faster and at a more affordable price than an equivalent foundry casting of molton bronze. Hence, Cold Cast Bronze Sculpures are a fraction of the price of full Bronze pieces.

This Frith Sculpture depicts the fastest UK mammal in full flight and is aptly named "Hurricane". All our Frith Sculptures are handmade in the West Country of England, using the Cold Casting Method. This is the process that mixes metal powder, in this case Bronze, with a resin. This gives the look of a solid metal piece, but it can be produced faster and at a more affordable price than an equivalent foundry casting of molton bronze. Hence, Cold Cast Bronze Sculpures are a fraction of the price of full Bronze pieces.

All our Frith Sculptures are handmade in the West Country of England, using the Cold Casting Method. This is the process that mixes metal powder, in this case Bronze, with a resin. This gives the look of a solid metal piece, but it can be produced faster and at a more affordable price than an equivalent foundry casting of molton bronze. Hence, Cold Cast Bronze Sculpures are a fraction of the price of full Bronze pieces.

All our Frith Sculptures are made using the Cold Casting Method. This is the process that mixes metal powder, in this case Bronze, with a resin. This gives the look of a solid metal piece, but it can be produced faster and at a more affordable price than an equivalent foundry casting of molton bronze. Hence, Cold Cast Bronze Sculpures are a fraction of the price of full Bronze pieces.

All our Frith Sculptures are made using the Cold Casting Method. This is the process that mixes metal powder, in this case Bronze, with a resin. This gives the look of a solid metal piece, but it can be produced faster and at a more affordable price than an equivalent foundry casting of molton bronze. Hence, Cold Cast Bronze Sculpures are a fraction of the price of full Bronze pieces.

All our Frith Sculptures are handmade in the West Country, using the Cold Casting Method. This is the process that mixes metal powder, in this case Bronze, with a resin. This gives the look of a solid metal piece, but it can be produced faster and at a more affordable price than an equivalent foundry casting of molton bronze. Hence, Cold Cast Bronze Sculpures are a fraction of the price of full Bronze pieces. Sculpted by Adrian Tinsley for Spring 2020 yet another charming study of his popular dogs. 15 x 23 x 8cm (6x9x3")