Two bronze plaques

ByKoen van Velzen 11-06-201612-02-2026

As I already explained in announced earlier, I had the two sandstone house signs/gable stone cast in bronze.
This relief is still for sale; they are each cast in a series of four. The patina can be altered as wished.

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