Denny Maloney Tin Rooster Shelf 8.5"x12" DM353

Many of Denny Maloney's artworks have spiritual or religious references. A lot of pieces incorporate found and salvaged objects. Tin ceiling tiles and cupboard doors make frames for enamel pieces. 

Simplified explanation of the copper enamel process Denny self-perfected: Powdered glass is fired onto a solid plate at between 1350 and 1550 degrees which melts the glass onto the copper creating a glossy sand painting. He uses sifters, funnels and exacto knives to form a picture with the powdered glass.

Copper enamel rooster figure on 1920 galvanized roof tin. 8.5" wide and 12" long. The shelf is 2" deep - enough to hold a votive. It has a wire for hanging.

Ships for $18. Does not ship outside the continental USA.