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Vintage Jeff Cross Harmony Hollow BRONZE-COPPER BELL WIND CHIME - $99
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- Wonderful Patina!
Size: Approx 17" top to bottom
Bell only : height 3.5"Hx4"W
Pyramid-shaped, 3-point gong: 2"H x 3"W in a pyramid shape.
Cast brass mount: Measures 5"from the wall (designed with keyholes to slide securely onto a screws)
Approx Weight: 3.8 pounds.
This is a gorgeous rustic cast bronze bell/wind chime that you could proudly display on the exterior of your home or in your garden. Bronze cast elements with verdigris patina throughout from natural age and environmental weathering.
Overall excellent used condition with little wear from use and storage!
There is no doubt that this is a fabulous Jeff Cross creation designed especially for harmony Hollow Bell works.
The Clappers' TriPoint design results in a fabulous sound.
The Bell has a TONE SLOT and two TINY SEASHELL raised designs opposite each other. It is pretty distinct!
C.1970, the top of the bell is marked: Jeff Cross Made Me with the initials JC .
The heavy Cast Brass MOUNT reads 'Harmony Hollow' on one side and 'Bell Works' on the other.
The shoulder portion of the Bell is incised "HHBW Jeff Cross MADE ME. "
There's everything to love about this Bell, from the design to the resounding ring. Harmony Hollow Jeff Cross designed bells are magical and beautiful!
Thanks for looking!
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HISTORY: Harmony Hollow is a family-owned business, Harmony Hollow, founded in Arizona in 1969 by Jeff Cross, who passed away in 1977. Just as Harmony Hollow bells and chimes have a distinctive sound, They also have a unique look - virtually all of the bronze bells have seashells cast into their sides. The seashell is a symbol of a vision that Jeff Cross had one day while walking along the beach. Jeff picked up a seashell and held it to his ear, and of course heard the roar of the surf, which Jeff came to think of as the sound of Nature's pulse. When a bronze wind bell is hung outside, where the wind gently rocks it, it creates a sound that helps you get back in touch with Mother Nature's pulse.