Eastender Restoration | Showcases

In the 25 years we’ve been sculpting, we’ve created thousands of sculptures. We’ve had some great customers—people who’ve had a dream or an idea, or a burning desire—and they didn't know where to turn to have it made up. This is the place.

We’ve sculpted giant electrified DNA molecules that hang in a corporate foyer in Pennsylvania and turn serenely. We’ve done 30-foot fountains with spouts hidden inside floating (yes floating) three foot copper lily pads. We’ve done an abstract bass player, 15 feet high, we’ve done strange copper creatures (as you’ll see), giant spider webs, entire walls of copper with water streaming down.

Gabrielle Fountain

Gabrielle is currently the smallest spouting fountain we make. In house we call her Gabby, because for her size she makes almost as much sound as her big sisters. If you have to keep the price down, and you can't stand it anymore living without the wonderful sound of water—Gabby—uhh Gabrielle is for you. She spouts from two tubes and sounds like a trout stream.

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	Diana Fountain Diana is the flagship of our midrange fountains. She simply gorgeous, there's no other word for her. She is what we put out in front of our shop. She sounds terrific!—Somewhere between a spring rain and a mountain stream. If you like water, falling water, and irises and lily pads, you've hit nirvana. What's nicer, we designed her right, from ground up. Virtually maintenance free, and as easy to install as planting a small rosebush. Most of the installation time is filling up the basin. But then you plug her in and—it's heaven.
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	Confetti Abstract There's a war going on here! It's between the circles and the squares. (The circles are winning, of course). But then—notice those zig-zaggy lines in the middle. What do they mean? We weren't sure either.
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	Calypso Traditional Every once in awhile a sailor will wander in, “Hey, those sails are a little weird, man.” Well, yeah, they are. But Picasso had heads with the eyes on one side. This is art and our sails are free to go wherever they want. We’ve also done a Martian sand ship which requires even weirder sails. They’re popular with our Ray Bradbury fans. (We also do normal ships which do conform to the laws of nature.)
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	Bass Player Sculpture Here's one of our biggies. This one is 15 feet tall, cor ten steel and is residing at a country club near Philly. The list of our corporate pieces reads like the Fortune 500.
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