Gunmetal is a durable bronze alloy traditionally composed of copper, tin and zinc, originally developed for casting cannons and heavy engineering components. Owing to its strength, corrosion resistance and attractive dark grey finish, gunmetal has also been widely used for clocks, lighting, marine fittings and decorative metalwork. Antique gunmetal objects are admired for their robustness and distinctive industrial character.
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