Lead-Free Castings

You have made a lovely small window panel, or perhaps a jewelry box; yet you find it to be lifeless, missing a certain je ne sais quoi. Well we have just the qois: un chat! This lead-free casting is a bit over 3 inches from tip of the ear to tip of the tail, and can be easily soldered to your next stained glass creation. It comes with a suncatcher pattern of a small window: the cat perches on the windowsill, gazing outdoors. If you were to hang this particular suncatcher, note that the weight of the cat will cause the suncatcher to tilt slightly. You might want to reposition the hanging loop (or the cat).

Our bejeweled flying dragon is named Benjamin. He does not like to be called Ben, although his younger brother Dilbert (#6514) insists on doing so. He has resided in the laurel forests of the Canary Islands since 1984, when he left the Black Forest of southwestern Germany and never looked back. On his way south he took a detour to Austria where he picked up two magnificent Swarovski jewels, which he placed in his eyes to give himself a beautifully menacing visage.

Patterns and instructions are included for you to create and attach appropriately fantastic wings to Benjamin.

This sculpted lead-free figure is supplied with patterns and instructions to help you create a finished three-dimensional figure. Metal alloy casting accepts black patina. After application, a light brushing with fine steel wool effects the look of pewter.

4-3/4" x 1-1/2"

This little fellow (we presume it's a fellow) is more accurately referred to as a "grotesque" rather than a "gargoyle", as gargoyles are decorative waterspouts that have long necks, and preserve stonework by diverting the flow of rainwater away from buildings. In fact, the term "gargoyle" comes from the French word for throat, from which we also get the verb to gargle. But we digress. As we were saying, this little fellow, let's call him Gary, is indeed grotesque, and will guard your tiny cathedral or dollhouse with aplomb, especially if you give him appropriately handsome stained glass wings, for which patterns and instructions are included. 1-1/2" H x 1-1/4" W
 

4-1/2" X 1/8"

She seems to be waking up from a peaceful slumber, hands behind her head, which is tilted slightly to one side. Her hair is draped somewhat strategically down the front of her impossibly svelte body.

Please note, this is not a finished sculpture, it is only the casting of the lady's body. Some some patterns are included for the suggested use shown, but the casting can be used in many other designs.

4-1/2" X 1/8"

She seems to be waking up from a peaceful slumber, hands behind her head, which is tilted slightly to one side. Her hair is draped somewhat strategically down the front of her impossibly svelte body.

Please note, this is not a finished sculpture, it is only the casting of the lady's body. Some some patterns are included for the suggested use shown, but the casting can be used in many other designs.

2" X 2-1/4

1-1/2" x 3/8"

These sculpted lead-free figures are supplied with patterns and instructions to help you create a finish three-dimensional figures. Metal alloy casting accepts black patina. After application, a light brushing with fine steel wool effects the look of pewter.