Cases / Hollow Waitress with Tray Sculpture
From the first clay portrait to a customer photograph of Daphne at her destination, this case brings together the original development, finish and packing records for a hollow bronze waitress sculpture.
Material: Bronze · Reference: VT-192
Original workshop photographs, from the first model to the finished piece.
The workshop photographs show the figure before the final bronze surface is applied. At this stage the portrait, hairstyle, collar, hands and standing pose can be reviewed together. A close-up of the face makes the expression easier to evaluate than a distant full-body photograph. For a custom version, confirm the features and proportions that matter before moving on to the finished appearance.
The finished views show blue clothing contrasted with golden-toned skin and a darker tray. The open waist is an intentional part of the composition, rather than a missing component. Front and side photographs help explain how the tray, arms, legs and base relate to one another. Requested colors should be agreed against a finish reference, and the intended indoor, covered or exposed setting should be discussed when specifying protection and maintenance.
The supplied packing photograph shows a support frame around the finished sculpture. Projecting parts and the open form need particular attention during handling. The final crate, internal support and transport scope are agreed for the selected dimensions and destination. The customer also supplied a photograph of the sculpture after receipt, together with a message welcoming her into the family and naming her Daphne.
The customer shared this photograph after receiving the sculpture and named her Daphne.
“She has been welcomed into the family with great excitement.”
“Thank you — she’s fantastic.”
Customer feedback · Shared photograph and message
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