This beeswax piece is a mould, also called a 'false bell', which was created for the production of a bronze bell for a castle in Filakovo. Beeswax moulds are intended for the application of decoration during the last part of the casting process.

Diameter 28 cm

This small bell was handcrafted in bronze for a wooden church in Horná Mariková-Ráztokaa. It was richly adorned in a baroque style with patterns used during the 18th and 19th centuries in Europe. Róbert has reproduced a relief portrait of Saint Joseph.

Diameter 36 cm

Róbert modelled this bronze bell on one from the 18th century and faithfully reproduced the original decoration. It was created according to ancient bellfounding techniques, essentially unchanged since the 12th century.

Diameter 14 cm

This set of 16 tuned carillon bells is intended to be used for performing hundreds of melodies. It was created according to ancient bellfounding techniques, essentially unchanged since the 12th century.

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The Eugénie Bell was cast in bronze on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the death of the last French Empress, Eugénie de Montijo. It was placed in the imperial crypt of the Church of Saint Michael's Abbey in Farnborough, United Kingdom, where the Empress, her husband Napoleon III and their sons are buried.