McCullough-Price House Light Fixtures
Part 2
Dragon Light Fixture
Dining Room Chandelier
Here hangs the completed Chandelier. I crafted tooling for our P6 Flypress to match the image for the tooled design. Since the design needed to be set deep in the metal, this operation was done hot before the Chandelier was rolled. Metal gets softer when heated and allows the tools to sink in deeper. A rosebud torch supplied the heat when the metal was on the flypress. The patina is an M20 black, and guilders paste achieved the bronze highlights.
Fireplace Lights
Entryway Fixture
Metalsmith, Patina Artist at Della Terra Studios
Matt Weber is a seasoned Metalsmith, Instructor, and professional Patina Artist who has been working professionally for 22 years.Contact us for Architectural Ironwork, Bronze Sculpture, or Bronze Sculpture Repair and Restoration in Phoenix, Arizona
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