Wounded man on stretcher

Etains du Prince

Pewter subjects: firemen, empire, romance, animals etc.

Since 1970 Les Etains du Prince is specialized in the design and fabrication of subject made of pewter (at 95%, according to the european standards). Les Etains du Prince production is essentially composed of three ranges of articles and all models are protected (copyright).

1st range: - about 200 statuettes illustrating the French First Empire (Napoleon period), about 60 figurines of firemen as well as a collection of Samuraï warriors. The historical details of each statuette or scene are carefully reproduced thanks to the specialists in uniformes and historical research working in Les Etains du Prince Design Department.
Each statuette is delivered in an individual packing, with its own biography (4 colour pages) and leaflet with its arms.

2nd range: - numerous objects for home decoration like clocks, lamps, jewel-boxes, sweet bowes (Limoges porcelain + pewtertop), Fireman collection, Frou-Frou statuettes, animals,

3rd range: - pewter pictures in wooden frames celebrating happy events of one's life = birth, wedding, anniversary ... This rich collection of gift items is the result of our knowhow in pewter sculpture.
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Wounded man on stretcher by Etains du Prince
Category : pewter figurines

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Figurine by les etains du Prince from the "Firemen" Collection
To pay tribute to this prestigious function, Les Etains du Prince have just extended their collection of Firemen.
From the Sapper of 1760 to the Firemen of New York, the collection is now rich of more than 90 solid pewter figurines.
The sappers firemen practise the stretchers in many conditions. It must always be carried out at the shortest possible distance.

The figurine

From a technical point of view, the realization of a new subject requires much research in order to gather an important documentation. Once done, the sculptor works out a subject in modelling clay which requires for this scale an infinite delicacy and a rigorous detail.

After many operations one finally obtains the rubber mould which will receive pewter in fusion. Manual sandpapering, sanding, chiselling will give to the figurine thus born, its unequalled patina which gives this so particular charm to creations of Etains du Prince.