Description
A richly textured piece of industrial history, this original engineering pattern mould carries the unmistakable marks of decades of use – layered paint, worn edges, and a surface that tells its own story.
Finished in its original factory red, the patina has evolved over time to reveal underlying tones, exposed wood, and areas of natural wear that give the piece depth and character.
At its centre sits a compact, stacked cylindrical form, with subtle mechanical detailing and the faint marking “CA” visible. The bold “R10” in gold writing adds contrast and individuality, making this piece instantly recognisable.
Traces of “SIMCO ENG” remain faintly visible along the lower edge, anchoring the piece in its industrial origin while allowing the overall aesthetic to lean more toward texture and abstraction.
Crafted from solid wood with original metal fittings, this is a one-of-a-kind artefact, preserved in its raw, time-worn state.
It can be mounted securely on a wall or styled as part of a layered, collected interior.
A piece that brings authentic patina, subtle detail, and quiet industrial presence into a space.
Features
- Original wooden engineering pattern mould
- Approximate age: 50 – 70 years
- Solid wood construction
- Original red factory paint with heavy, authentic patina
- Central stacked cylindrical feature
- Visible marking: CA
- Handwritten marking: R10 (gold)
- Faint remnants of SIMCO ENG visible
- Natural wear, scratches, and exposed wood
- Metal fittings and mounting points
- Wall mountable or suitable for leaning display
- One-of-a-kind piece
Perfect for
- Industrial and rustic interiors
- Spaces that favour texture and authenticity over precision
- Feature walls or layered gallery arrangements
- Creative studios and lived-in interiors
- Collectors of vintage industrial artefacts
NOTE FOR DELIVERY:
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