We have carefully selected our Top 10 Bronze Nude Sculptures within our Bronze Figures collection. These fine cast nude bronze sculptures would suit all kinds of interior or exterior space. Each wonderful piece is constructed with the finest detail and precision to produce a truly beautiful end result. They are extremely high quality – completely resistant to weathering and corrosion, meaning they will last a lifetime. Find your favourite nude sculpture in our impressive shortlist…

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1. Fine Cast Bronze Sculpture Fountain Manneken Pis – £1029.00 

He is one of the most famous fountains in Europe and lives on a small street corner just off the main Plaza in Brussels. He is a tourist attraction in his own right attracting thousands of visitors every year. In Dutch he is known as “Lil Piddler”. The original dates back to 1388 and is safely kept in a museum.

2. Fine Cast Bronze Sculpture Nude Lady 30cm high – £399.00 

A beautifully simple sculpture of a young nude woman, that would add grace to any home or garden. In the garden she would suit sitting next to a pond or to add some stature by sitting her on a pedestal.

3. Fine Cast Bronze Sculpture David (Michelangelo) 39cm – £449.00 

Michelangelo’s David is one of the most recognisable nude sculpture in the world. The original is 17 feet high and stands in Florence Italy. This superb classic sculpture is one of two of David that we have on the website, the other is larger.

4. Fine Cast Bronze Sculpture Nude Woman 117cm – £1725.00 

A naked woman gently embracing herself also makes our favourite Nude Bronze Sculpture list. This fair young lady would possibly stand on a stone plinth to make her even taller or naturally on ground level.

5. Fine Cast Bronze Sculpture Naked Man (Rodin) 40cm – £495.00 

Auguste Rodin was a French Sculptor and created The Naked Man Sculpture for an exhibition in Paris in 1877 and was falsely accused of having made the original by casting a living model. he vigorously denied it but benefited from the controversy.

6. Fine Cast Bronze Sculpture Woman Contemplating 36cm high – £415.00 

A serene naked young lady beautifully composed, she is obviously contemplating her thoughts which would add a charm and dimension to any home or garden.

7. Fine Cast Bronze Sculpture Nouveau Nude Male 36cm – £399.00 

In a new modern coloured finish this bronze nude male sculpture would suit a place indoors or outdoors. He has an easy gaze in a sympathetic stance and will never lose his classic style

8. Fine Cast Bronze Sculpture Nude Catherine 140cm high – £1585.00

ICatherine is tall and elegant and in a modern finish, she would look stunning near a poolside inside or out. Also have a look on the website at Anastasia, Christophe and Frederick.

9. Fine Cast Bronze Sculpture Thinker (Rodin) 28cm – £449.00 

Rodin’s the Thinker is another true classic and we have three versions of this wonderful sculpture up to a very large size. Sitting on a rock with his head resting on his hand in deep thought. A stunning man showing great strength.

10. Fine Cast Bronze Sculpture Sunbathing Poolside 82cm long – £835.00 

To end our Top 10 Bronze Nude Sculpture list is a sublime sculpture of a naked woman sunbathing. It would look spectacular on a large patio or near a swimming pool soaking up the sun! There is also a smaller version on the website.

Here are some of our very best Fire Pits Fire Bowls Log Racks. Our list is comprised of products with various designs and features that were picked to appeal to your individual tastes! All our products are hand made from thick (2,0 – 5,0mm) high quality steel making them extremely durable, which translates to continued customer satisfaction.

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1. CookKing Fire Bowl Dubai 70cm Log Burner – £129.00

At the top of our list comes the phenomenal fire bowl Dubai! With quite a simple design, this fire bowl can easily blend into any garden it inhabits. It is hand-made using thick steel, making it durable and long-lasting. This piece will contain natural flames and create a superb atmosphere. Everyone will want to sit or stand around and enjoy this very cosy warming feature. Explore optional extra accessories, such as grills, to enable your outdoor fire experience to be perfect every time.

2. CookKing Fire Basket Verona 60cm Dia Log Burner – £150.00

CookKing Fire Basket Verona 60cm is a very sturdy hand made steel outdoor log Burner that will give heat, light and a lovely ambience to evening BBQ parties, family gatherings or social events. The high quality of the basket frame guarantees its durability and makes it stand out from similar products in other ranges. It has stable footing, ensuring safety when ever in use. This product is bound to grace any garden with its presence!

3. CookKing Fire Bowl Polo 60cm Log Burner – £129.00

In third place comes the CookKing Fire Bowl Polo 60cm. This impressive feature has three steel legs, providing the natural flames with a slight elevation. It would make a great gift for keen gardeners and lovers of alfresco entertaining.

4. CookKing Fire Bowl Porto 70cm Log Burner – £155.00

The hand made CookKing Fire Bowl Porto is made with passion and care, which is evident in its flawless design. A steel ring is attached to the main bowl, creating a pleasing aesthetic that creates variation from the other designs.

5. CookKing Fire Bowl Viking 70cm Log Burner – £159.00

The CookKing Viking style Fire Bowl also makes it into the top 5 Fire Pits Fire Bowls and Log Racks. It has a unique crossing steel base along with a circular steel ring that runs under the bowl. It looks good and is very easy to use!

6. CookKing Fire Bowl Bali 60cm Log Burner – £125.00

The CookKing Fire Bowl Bali log burner is raised off the ground by three thick legs, which adds an appealing yet simple touch to the standard fire bowl.

7. CookKing Fire Stove Faro 40x40x132cm Log Burner – £249.00

At number 7 is the CookKing Fire Stove Faro log burner. An eye-catching feature that provides you with the best of both worlds – somewhere to store your logs and somewhere to burn them! Keep your fire burning all through the night by topping up the flames using logs stored conveniently under the log burning area.

8. CookKing Wood Rack Daisy 80cm Dia Indoor Outdoor – £110.00

A truly wonderful design, this CookKing Daisy log rack keeps your wood neat and tidy in a visually stylish manner. The Daisy wood rack allows the wood to stay aired off the ground and so makes it drier and easier to burn when you need it. This unusual yet practical product would make a fine gift, and can be used in both an indoor and outdoor setting.

9. CookKing Wood Rack Cornell 150cm – £120.00

The CookKing wood rack Cornell is a rectangular shaped steel frame made for log storage. The log rack adds a little sophistication to the whole wood pile and is a wonderful extra to add to your home or outdoor garden set.

10. CookKing Laser Cut Fire Bowl Forest 80cm Log Burner – £299.00

The CookKing Laser Cut Forest Fire Bowl showcases a spectacular forest design on its sides. Burning logs inside this fire bowl creates light that really brings to life the forestry figures, namely the bears and deer, creating an enchanting atmosphere for all those gathered around the fire.

Fine Bronze Sculpture Stag Standing Statue:

Watch out for this fabulous stag in this weeks “Gentlemen’s” edition of Country Life Magazine
This lovely Fine Bronze Sculpture Stag would make a stunning addition to a large garden, pride of place overlooking pasture or woodland. He has magnificent antlers and stands tall at 6′ high.
He comes thickly bound in lots of twisted paper and then plastic wrapping then secured carefully inside a wooden crate so he cannot move, He can easily be shipped internationally.
He is very stable as all four feet stand firmly on the ground. It is possible to also have a Doe and a Fawn. In some cases two Stags are more the order to give a more impressive impression. Bronze never rusts or decays so these Bronze Sculpture Deer Stag will last forever. Orders now being taken for Christmas delivery.
Code WI 4
Size 181 x 94 x 120cm
Delivery FREE within 2 weeks to UK
Delivery is free to your home in the UK within two weeks

History of Bronze:

Bronze is an alloy consisting primarily of copper, commonly with about 12% tin and often with the addition of other metals (such as aluminium, magnesium, nickel, or zinc) and sometimes non-metals or metalloids such as arsenic, phosphorus or silicon. Bronze was significant to any culture that encountered it. Tools Weapons, armour and various building materials like decorative tiles made out of bronze were harder and more durable then their stone or copper predecessors. The earliest tin-alloy bronzes date to the late 4th millennium BCE in Susa (Iran) and some ancient sites in Luristan (Iran) and Mesopotamia (Iraq). Copper and tin ores are rarely found together (exceptions include one ancient site in Thailand and one in Iran), so serious bronze work has always involved trade. In Europe, the major source for tin was Great Britain’s deposits of ore in Cornwall. Phoenician traders visited Great Britain to trade goods from the Mediterranean for tin. Bronze is one of the most innovative alloys of mankind.
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Bronze Sculpture Rain Forest Frog

This very attractive Bronze Sculpture Rain Forest Frog is perfect for all collectors of frogs and would make a very attractive gift for a birthday or other special occasion. This lovely Bronze Sculpture Rain Forest Frog can live outside on the rockery or by a pond on a stone as well as living indoors as a paperweight in an office situation, a shelf sitter or next to an aquarium. The painted effect of this Bronze Sculpture Rain Forest Frog is rather exotic and is perfect to add into interior design.
This lovely item carries a corrosion and rust free guarantee

Code MI42
Size 4 x 12 x 12cm
Delivery is free to your home in the UK within two weeks

History of Bronze:

Bronze is an alloy consisting primarily of copper, commonly with about 12% tin and often with the addition of other metals (such as aluminium, magnesium, nickel, or zinc) and sometimes non-metals or metalloids such as arsenic, phosphorus or silicon. Bronze was significant to any culture that encountered it. Tools Weapons, armour and various building materials like decorative tiles made out of bronze were harder and more durable then their stone or copper predecessors. The earliest tin-alloy bronzes date to the late 4th millennium BCE in Susa (Iran) and some ancient sites in Luristan (Iran) and Mesopotamia (Iraq). Copper and tin ores are rarely found together (exceptions include one ancient site in Thailand and one in Iran), so serious bronze work has always involved trade. In Europe, the major source for tin was Great Britain’s deposits of ore in Cornwall. Phoenician traders visited Great Britain to trade goods from the Mediterranean for tin. Bronze is one of the most innovative alloys of mankind.
Click here to see the rest of our Bronze Collection