Bronze is a durable alloy primarily composed of copper and tin, valued for its exceptional strength, fine casting qualities and ability to develop a rich natural patina over time. Used for thousands of years in sculpture, lighting, clocks, furniture mounts and decorative arts, bronze remains one of the most prestigious materials in antique craftsmanship. Antique bronze is admired for its weight, crisp detail, warm colour and beautifully aged surface, all of which contribute to its desirability and long-term value.
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