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  • Brass elephant labelled 54 mm long, solid cast brass, stands flat with no base
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★★★★★ 4.7 31 reviews

Tusk™ Brass Elephant

Tusk™ Brass Elephant

Solid cast brass, 54 mm, trunk up.

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Solid cast brassFits in your palmStands flatAges to a patina

One casting, no plinth

Cast in the round — no wrong sideRubbed-back highs keep wrinkles darkFour level feet, no base, won't rock
Solid cast brassAntiqued patinaFlat cast feet
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A solid cast brass elephant, 54 mm long, trunk raised mid-stride. Cast in the round — wrinkled hide, ear folds, creases darkened and the high points rubbed back to bright brass. No base, no lacquer.

Product Info

Solid cast brass, unlacquered

Material

Palm-sized — 54 mm long

Size

Overview

Most cheap brass animals are cast thin, hollow and flat-backed — good from one angle, obviously a souvenir from every other.

This one is 35 g of solid metal in 54 mm, modelled in the round with the trunk curled up and the ears held out.

Care

A dry cloth is all it needs, with a soft brush for dust in the wrinkle lines. Unlacquered, so it darkens where your fingers rest — or a little brass polish on the raised surfaces brings the shine back.

Materials

Solid cast brass, left unlacquered — a single casting in the round with no joins or hollow shell, and the detail cast in rather than applied: wrinkled hide, ear folds, cross-hatched leg creases, small tusks and a curled raised trunk.

  • Finish: Antiqued — creases darkened, raised areas rubbed back to warm brass
  • Stands: All four feet level and flat, no base needed
  • Size: 54 mm nose-to-tail, 32 mm tall, ~35 g
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Small brass elephant on a linen runner beside stacked stoneware bowls in a warm Japandi kitchen

No bad angle

Detailed on every side

Cast in the round, not flat-backed — the far flank has the same wrinkled hide, ear fold and eye as the side facing you. No bad angle, so it works on an island, an open shelf or a desk you walk around.

Brass elephant held between finger and thumb showing its 54 mm size

It ages

Bare brass, so it keeps moving

No lacquer. The darkened wrinkle lines stay dark while the shoulders, spine and trunk warm and deepen where your fingers keep finding them.

Brass elephant labelled 54 mm long, solid cast brass, stands flat with no base

True to scale

Sized for a desk corner

A matchbox footprint, standing flat on its own four feet. Drops onto a desk corner, a shelf edge or a tea tray without clearing space for it.

4.7 / 5 ★★★★★

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★★★★★

Heavier in the hand than I expected

I have bought a few of these little brass animals over the years and most turn out hollow and light as a bottle cap. This one is solid all the way through and you feel it the second you pick it up. The wrinkles on the legs are properly cut in too. Lives on the corner of my desk next to the lamp.

Marta K.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

The gold against the dark creases

It is about as long as my thumb and it sits on the windowsill by the kettle. Morning sun across it and the gold on the back against the dark down in the creases looks genuinely good.

Tom E.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Stands dead level, no wobble

Small thing but it matters: the feet are flat and all four touch, so it does not rock on my glass side table the way a cast piece often does. It has already gone slightly darker on the back where I keep picking it up, which I like more than I thought I would.

Ruth A.

Verified buyer

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Frequently asked questions

What size is it?
54 mm nose-to-tail and 32 mm tall — about the length of a thumb, roughly a matchbox footprint. One of the photos shows it held between finger and thumb.
Is it solid brass or hollow?
Solid cast brass right through — not hollow, not plated steel, not resin with a metallic coating. It weighs about 35 g, which is what gives a 54 mm object its density in the hand. No lacquer either, so the colour moves with handling.
Does it need a base?
No. All four feet are cast level and finished flat underneath, so it stands unaided and does not rock, even on glass or stone. Nothing is glued on that could work loose.
Will the finish change over time?
Yes, by design. The bright rubbed-back areas — crown, shoulders, spine, trunk — warm and slowly darken where fingers keep finding them, while the wrinkle lines stay dark. Brass polish on the high points brings the shine back if you would rather keep it bright.

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