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The bronze vases below can be purchased to mount
directly into the bronze headstone or to be mounted above the bronze headstone.
When a vase is to be mounted only in the granite above the bronze headstone,
then you also need the bronze ring.
A bronze vase is $165.00 and this price includes shipping.
The bronze vase and ring is $260.00. Each vase order also includes all necessary mounting
items and the plastic canister that allows you to
turn the vase upside down and hide it when not in use so the cemetery can mow the lawns more easily.
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| VA Vase and Ring with Stars |
Dimpled Vase and Ring |
When the vase is mounted outside of the bronze marker in needs to have a support ring to go with it. The vase by itself is priced at $165.00 and $260.00 for the vase and ring |
This dimpled vase is the most common vase we produce. You can see examples of this vase mounted in the bronze marker in the two pictures at the bottom of this page. |
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| We also can customize a vase with Text on the ring. In some places this is used as the grave marker.
The cost for this depends upon the amount of text. One just like this would cost $320.00 (shipping is included) |
Smooth Vase and Ring
This photo shows an example of our smooth vase with more of an hourglass design. This particular one is shown with a ring and text. |
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| This grave marker shows an example of how the vase looks when it is mounted directly into the top of the marker. The vase ships with a long plastic canister and
other mounting hardware to allow you to turn the vase upside down when it is not in use. |
Typically when a vase is desired you will want to go with a slightly taller marker such as the 24 x 14 instead of a 24 x 12. As you can see the vase takes up about 6" of the top part of the marker and
you need to consider this if you are planning to do a grave marker with a lot of text. |
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| Here is a nice example of the granite foundation with the bronze marker and vase in place. |
This is a close up of the vase hole in the bronze. You can see the notches in the marker that allow the vase to be
put on and clicked into place. |
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| This is the bronze vase turned upside down so you can see the notches in the vase that
match up with the notches in the bronze. |
This is the black plastic canister that is mounted to the underside of the granite
or cement foundation and allows you to hide the bronze flower vase and turn it upside down and make it so the cemetery grounds keepers can more
easily mow the lawn. |
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