Lead
Lead sculpture is created by artists who prefer the material due to its malleability, lower cost (compared to bronze), and ease of casting. It’s great for intricate details and large-scale pieces. Lead’s weight adds solidity to sculptures. It’s easy to work with, allowing detailed carving and multiple copies via molds. Historically, it’s been used for garden ornaments and statues as it is weather resistant and requires little maintenance
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Animals and BirdsPair of Lead Greyhounds
£3,600 inc VATPair of Lead Greyhounds by Anon Unknown, Lead
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AbstractKeeper of Secrets by Misti Leitz
£48,000 inc VATMisti Leitz, Keeper of Secrets (2022), Burnt and Oiled Oak, Cedar and Lead
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20th CenturyLead Boy in Shell Fountain, After the Antique by Anon Unknown
£1,728 inc VATLead Boy in Shell Fountain, After the Antique by Anon Unknown, Lead
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20th CenturyA pair of lead athletes, After the Antique by Anon Unknown
£10,800 inc VATA pair of lead athletes, After the Antique by Anon Unknown, Lead
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AbstractMosquito by Martin Scorey
£1,296 inc VATMosquito by Martin Scorey, Lead , Metal , Steel , Wood
Unique modern sculpture of a giant mosquito made from lead, steel and wood.
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AbstractMan Made (Chaos) by Charles Bran
£43,200 inc VATMan Made (Chaos) by Charles Bran, Bronze , Copper , Lead , Stainless Steel , Steel , Metal , Various