Arch Bronze
Fine art sculpture casting, fabrication and restoration for artists, galleries and studios
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Arch Bronze
Arch Bronze is an independent fine art foundry in Putney, London, producing sculpture through lost-wax casting and other methods. Services include mould making, model making and enlargement, fabrication, patination, finishing, restoration and installation.
It works with artists, galleries and studios in the UK and internationally. The foundry was established in Putney in 1986 and is family run.
Product: Fine art foundry services including sculpture casting, fabrication, model making, finishing and restoration.
Jobs at Arch Bronze
Leadership
- Chris Nash · FounderSource: company website
- Gabrielle Brisbane · FounderSource: company website
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