What affects a bronze sculpture quote?
A useful comparison begins with matching project scope. Ask each supplier to quote the same design, dimensions, finish and delivery responsibilities.
1. Describe the full size.
Height alone does not describe the amount of work. Include width, depth, base and quantity. Keep measurement units consistent across proposals.
2. Explain what needs to be designed.
Clarify whether you need an original design, changes to a reference or a likeness based on photographs. State which model and drawing reviews should be included.
3. Specify the surface result.
Use reference photographs to explain the intended color and texture. Ask how the proposed finish and care requirements relate to the installation environment.
4. Compare delivery scope.
Ask what is included for packing, freight, customs, local delivery, unloading and installation. A product-only quote and a delivered proposal have different scopes.
5. Confirm approval and inspection.
Record who approves each stage, what evidence will be supplied and which dimensions and details will be checked before shipment.
Ready to compare proposals?
Send your reference, dimensions and delivery destination for a project review. Pricing and timing are confirmed after the scope is clarified.
Prepare a request →Use the same scope when comparing quotes.
| Check | Ask the supplier to clarify |
|---|---|
| Artwork | Dimensions, quantity, material, finish and which bases or accessories are included |
| Design work | Model or drawing stages, approval points and how revisions are handled |
| Delivery | Packing, freight destination, customs responsibilities, local delivery and unloading |
| Site work | Foundation, fixings, lifting equipment and installation responsibilities |
| Schedule | When the schedule starts, required approvals and the intended delivery window |
A lower product-only price and a delivered quotation may cover different work. Compare the written inclusions before deciding.
