We currently have all three in our inventory ready for shipping. Because we purchase in large quantities, we receive a priced break which we pass on to our customers. Old English inns, hotels, manor homes, and pubs take pride in their collections by hanging them individually or attaching them to a martingale which is hung on wooden beams or on brick fireplaces. The Circus brass is a larger cousin to the horse brass. We will include a brief history of the horsebrass free with your purchase.
Collectors seek quality brasses that contain a high copper content and less zinc and tin.
The colour of a good brass should show a copper tone. Since copper has become an expensive metal, cheaper reproductions contain less copper and more zinc, tin, and alloys. Collectors also pay close attention to the martingales on which the brasses are attached. Our brasses are made of the finest quality English brass in a foundry in Birmingham, England. Each is cast and hand finished by skilled craftsmen.