Zinc Used

This refined relief is expertly executed from a thin sheet of zinc, using an early pressed repoussé technique to achieve its dramatic three-dimensional form.

This tall unit in created using a zinc window pediment from a Parisian building and adding a steel frame and zinc covered shelves.

An industrial letter made of zinc sheet. Original sign used until recently in a factory in Czechoslovakia.

An industrial letter made of zinc sheet. Original sign used until recently in a factory in Czechoslovakia.

An industrial letter made of zinc sheet. Original sign used until recently in a factory in Czechoslovakia.

Large square frames made using antique zinc elements dating from the mid-late 19th century (two available).

The metal has a gray hue but has developed areas of gold and black from exposure to the elements. Zinc finials are often used as decorative features atop roofs and domes, although in...

Its frame is constructed from tubular metal with original surface wear, revealing a naturally aged patina that speaks to years of practical use. The zinc panels, fitted along the low...

This exceptional piece features an elegant undulating (curved) front, crafted in solid wood and topped with its original zinc countertop, a material traditionally used in French café...

A painted shop counter or bar made in France in the 1920s, ready for a new life in your home. The top is made of zinc, which has been heavily used and worn over time.

In addition to being sustainable during use, zinc also plays an important role during the end-of-life phase by reducing energy use, lowering emissions and minimizing waste disposal.

The antique coal holder is in excellent condition commensurate with age and use, with a beautifully aged walnut surface and light wear to the zinc liner consistent with use.

The layered construction ensures soft, glare-free illumination, in line with Henningsen’s pioneering lighting principles. The use of zinc, combined with the richly toned glass eleme...

the square top is marble with a zinc ice well used for wine bottles, the top with a raised wooden gallery edge, body of two tiers for accessory and glass storage, raised on turned legs

Most often the glass panels are held together by lead but this door has zinc cames a traditional method used for strength in entrance ways.

Most often the glass panels are held together by lead but this pair has zinc cames a traditional method used for strength in entrance ways.

Visible signs of age and use inside the zinc liners, consistent with age.

Side Table - Decoration - Vintage Measures : Ø : 47cm H:54.5cm Materials : Zinc - Polished stone These were used to wash clothes.

Inside, the piece retains its original removable zinc liner, once used to protect the walnut interior from soot and residue.

This antique oil painting was first hand-painted on canvas and later mounted onto a zinc backplate .. a traditional method used to preserve the artwork and ensure its longevity.

Renowned for his artistic approach to metals and his work in decorative objects and furniture, Burchiellaro's favored materials included metals such as gold, silver, aluminum, zinc, ...

The material of the box is paktong - an alloy made of copper, nickel and zinc extensively used in China in 18th and 19th centuries.

This began as a rough sketch which the artist then drew onto a grounded zinc plate, using an etching needle. An aquatint was added to achieve the deep tone.

This etching began as a rough sketch which was then redrawn onto a grounded zinc plate using an etching needle. The tones have been created by adding an aquatint and the plate is ink...

To meet the demand for more affordable home lighting, alternative foundries bought or replicated the original molds. Rather than using costly heavy bronze, these foundries cast the l...

Renowned for his artistic approach to metals and his work in decorative objects and furniture, Burchiellaro's favored materials included metals such as gold, silver, aluminum, zinc, ...

This is commonly found in European paintings from this era, and caused by the experimental use of zinc oxide mixed with white oil paint. It’s part of the history of not only this pai...

Renowned for his artistic approach to metals and his work in decorative objects and furniture, Burchiellaro's favored materials included metals such as gold, silver, aluminum, zinc, ...

The figure is cast in spelter (a zinc alloy often used as a less expensive alternative to bronze) and depicts a male tennis player in mid-serve, dressed in Victorian or Edwardian-era...

We have placed removable wooden planks over the zinc panels for enhanced usability; they are not adhered, so they can be easily taken out if desired.

Crafted from spelter (a zinc alloy often used as a more affordable substitute for bronze) with a rich, aged patina, the piece showcases intricate Rococo-style detailing, including sc...

It stands up on four scroll ended legs with a beatiful decorative stretcher on the front part. It has a zinc container. It can be used as planter, dry bar or drinks stand, as log hol...

Brass is an alloy composed of copper and zinc. This sculpture was made using a special type of brass, containing 40% tin, known as "similoro" due to its gold-like color.

Offset lithograph, using a single zinc plate, with collage in colors printed from a watercolor on Hodgkinson mould paper Signed, numbered, and dated on recto

Because white gold doesn’t occur naturally, it’s created by blending pure gold with other metals such as nickel, palladium, silver, or zinc. The metals used influence both the color ...

Etching is an intaglio printmaking process that involves incising a design onto a metal plate (usually copper, steel, or zinc) by using a combination of acid and a stylus or needle.

Engraving is a printing technique in which the artist uses a sharp instrument called a burin to engrave lines directly on a metal plate, usually copper, but sometimes zinc or steel.

The sculpture itself is made of multicolor patinated spelter, a type of zinc alloy that was commonly used in the Art Deco period.

The beauty styling station has the iconic beige ICE CRACKED FORMICA, grooved aluminum trimming, tubular foot rest and side footing, 3 compartments to the right side of the station, t...

Showing two different putto or cherub figures, each holding a long stemmed flower that forms the candleholder. Cast in Spelter, a zinc and copper alloy often used instead of bronze, ...

It was created by Picasso on the 30th March 1947 by applying pen and ink wash to zinc plate and using a scraper. It was printed by Mourlot in the same year in a limited edition of 50...

Lithograph from four zinc plates using tusche and crayon, printed in orange, two shades of blue, and black.

**Preparation of the Plate**: A copper or zinc plate is used as the base. The plate is first cleaned thoroughly to remove any grease or impurities. 2.

Islamic brass metalwork showcases the skill and artistry of skilled craftsmen who have honed their techniques over centuries. Brass, a copper and zinc alloy, is a commonly used mater...

The term "spelter" refers to a zinc/lead metal compound used to pour and make castings.

The term "spelter" refers to a zinc/lead metal compound used to pour and make castings.