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Our bronze gorilla category currently features Guy the Silverback Gorilla, a seated bronze sculpture created by John Cox in 2006 His broad form, expressive face and textured fur give this bronze gorilla statue its distinctive presence, with brown patination and highlights bringing out the modelling
When comparing bronze silverback gorilla sculptures for a garden or collection, check the material, dimensions and supporting surface Guy is hollow cast bronze made using the lost-wax process, approximately 180 cm high and 198 kg These details matter when planning bronze gorilla garden sculptures as substantial focal points Review the product photographs above and contact us about availability, a firm price, access and delivery
Allow enough space to see the complete seated figure and approach it safely Choose a stable, level base suitable for the sculpture’s approximate 198 kg weight Discuss ground conditions, access, handling and any fixing or installation requirements with us before delivery
This category currently features Guy the Silverback Gorilla, a seated sculpture created by John Cox in 2006 Check the individual listing and contact us for current availability, a firm price and delivery options
Guy is listed at approximately 180 cm high, 107 cm wide and 110 cm deep, weighing approximately 198 kg Use these measurements when planning the supporting base, viewing space and delivery route Confirm the current specification before installation
Guy is hollow cast bronze produced using the traditional lost-wax casting method Its brown patina with highlights enhances the textured fur and muscular form It is a bronze metal sculpture rather than an aluminium or resin ornament with a bronze-effect finish
Guy’s broad seated posture, expressive face and textured fur create a strong silhouette Brown patination with highlights brings out the modelling Allow open views of the face and full figure so the scale and surface detail can both be appreciated
Contact Escar UK Bronze with your delivery location and proposed setting to discuss availability, a firm price and delivery arrangements Mention gates, narrow entrances, steps or other access restrictions so suitable handling and final positioning can be planned in advance
