Vintage Copper Guitar Wall Decor

This 3D wall art is a distinct Mid-Century modern collectible piece that highlights the transition of decorative arts in the 1970s. While it mimics heavy, antique hand-hammered copper or brass, it is actually cast from a dense, high-quality molded resin. The detailed relief is hand-painted with an antique copper finish to create its metallic, dimensional sheen. Because these pieces were often finished by hand by different artisans, subtle variations make each item relatively unique. This specific motif combines a classic rock-and-roll aesthetic with a 1970s bohemian design. It features an electric guitar leaning against an amplifier, intertwined with sunflowers, a vinyl record, and a coiled audio cable at the bottom. These pieces were heavily popularized by Coppercraft Guild (originally based in Taunton, MA) and Dart Industries, which acquired the brand in the 1970s. They often shared production styles or designs with Syroco Inc., another major mid-century manufacturer known for injection-molded home decor. Similar to brands like Tupperware, Coppercraft items were largely marketed and sold through a home party circuit network rather than traditional retail stores throughout the 1960s and '70s. There is a slight dent on this piece, but it blends without notice unless closely scrutinized. Measurements in both sides shown in photos. Smoke free home.