This combination is used to obtain a “worn” visual effect. The tint given by the bronzing, on a brassed base, provides a pleasant antique effect that is in high demand from companies that deal with artwork and from companies in the fashion industry.

The result obtained is an antique effect. The combination of copper and bronze gives it a reddish and decidedly darker color than bronzing on brass.

This combination results in a silvery finish color and an antique effect, also called “Old nickel” or “Old silver”.