Camelot Castle showcases a collection of contemporary bronze sculptures, available to purchase during your visit.
Bronze has been used by artists for centuries, valued for its strength, richness and enduring beauty. Each sculpture in the collection is carefully crafted to highlight the fluid lines and graceful balance of the figures.
The result is artwork that feels both contemporary and timeless.
Each piece is offered in a selection of sizes and finishes to suit different spaces.
Introducing a striking collection of contemporary bronze sculptures by resident artist Ted Stourton that celebrate form, movement and timeless craftsmanship. Each piece captures the beauty of human connection through elegant abstract figures framed within sculptural forms.
The Art of Form. Ted Stourton’s elegant bronze sculptures explore the beauty of simplicity. Two abstract figures stand together within a circular form, creating a sense of harmony, movement and quiet connection.
Their flowing shapes and polished surfaces reflect light beautifully, bringing warmth and depth to any interior space.
Displayed on a console, side table or mantelpiece, these sculptures create an immediate focal point. The circular form draws the eye inward, giving the figures a sense of movement and balance.
Their refined simplicity allows them to sit beautifully within both traditional and contemporary interiors, bringing a distinctive artistic presence to any space.
At the heart of each piece is a quiet narrative — two figures standing together, sharing a moment of gesture and presence.
This subtle symbolism gives the sculptures a sense of emotion and character, making them not only decorative objects but meaningful works of art.
Our team will be delighted to help you explore the collection during your visit.
Discovering the bronze sculptures at Camelot Castle was a wonderful surprise. The elegance and simplicity of the figures immediately captured my attention, and I knew I had to take one home. It now sits proudly in my living room, bringing beauty and character to the space every day.
Mark Illingworth, Yorkshire