Found dumped in a pile of unwanted junk and covered in paint - a local couple brought in this stunning bronze statue. Over a metre high, it felt like it weighed a ton and was made of solid brass. 'It's an old Apsara statue and it would look great in our home she said, could you bring it back to life? - Hmm this looks interesting, we'll see what we can do.
By the way, eons ago an Apsara was a kind of alluring dancer (must have been hard to resist). It looked like a feel-good kind of job to us so we gave it our best shot. Everyone agreed the reborn piece was well worth the modest amount spent restoring it.
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| Finally back in the light of day - the statue reveals her charms |
We're frequently asked to restore all kinds of interesting and unusual objects, anything
from watches to firearms, surgical tools, antiques, architectural fittings, even a 20's peanut dispenser to feed monkeys at the zoo, and much more. In our business you've gotta be versatile, so I
thought it'd be fun to show one or two of the projects we come
across.
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| Tig welded alloy bike frame |
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| Specialty stainless jobs - dental splints and wall plates for a new cancer research centre |
