Regency Ebony casket — bronze bronze with ivory velvet interior

Regency Ebony

$6,69500
Sale price  $6,69500 Regular price 
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Regency Ebony casket — bronze bronze with ivory velvet interior
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Regency Ebony

$6,69500
Regular price  Sale price  $6,69500
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Solid bronze — 32 ounce, which is the weight per square foot and the way bronze is graded rather than by gauge. Polished to a dark two-tone finish. Ivory velvet inside over an adjustable bed. Bronze is the most durable casket material sold. It does not rust, and unlike steel there is no coating to fail; the metal itself is the protection. Urn corner posts, swingbar handles, half couch. It fits a standard burial vault and is rated to 500 pounds. At $6,695 it is among the most expensive caskets we carry, and the material is the reason.
Specifications
Material Bronze
Finish Polished Finish
Lid Opening Half Couch
Size Regular
Exterior Color Bronze
Interior Fabric Velvet
Interior Color Ivory
Exterior Dimensions 81" L x 28" W x 23.5" H
Interior Dimensions 79" L x 24" W
Weight 200 lbs
Weight Capacity 500 lbs
Corner Style Urn
Handle Style Swingbar
Hardware Color Silver
Features Black and gold two-tone finish
Bed Adjustable
Vault Fit Fits in standard burial vaults
Shipping & Delivery

Free shipping in 2–3 business days, or Overnight for $199. Every casket goes straight to the funeral home you name. We agree the delivery window with them directly, so it arrives when it is needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 32 ounce bronze mean?
Bronze is graded by weight per square foot rather than by gauge the way steel is. 32 ounce is the standard weight for a bronze casket. A higher number means thicker metal.
Why is bronze more expensive than steel?
Bronze does not rust, and there is no coating to fail — the metal itself is the protection, so it does not depend on a paint layer staying intact. It is the most durable casket material sold, and it is priced accordingly.
What is this casket made of?
The Regency Ebony is made of bronze. The exterior carries a polished finish.
Is this a full couch or half couch casket?
Half couch. Only the upper half of the lid opens, which is the arrangement most families see at a viewing.
What are the dimensions?
The casket measures 81" long, 28" wide and 23 1/2" high on the outside. The interior is 79" long and 24" wide.
What weight will it hold?
It is rated to 500 pounds. The casket itself weighs about 200 pounds.
Will it fit a standard burial vault?
Yes. It fits a standard burial vault. If your cemetery requires a particular vault, check the model with them before ordering.
Can we buy a casket here and use our own funeral home?
Yes. The FTC Funeral Rule requires a funeral home to accept a casket you bought elsewhere, and they may not charge you a handling fee for it.

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Gauge, finish, interior fabric and hardware are listed on every casket — 20-gauge and 18-gauge steel, solid hardwood, stainless and solid copper — so you can weigh one model against another instead of guessing.

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Each product page calculates its own arrival date from the order cutoff and that casket's real lead time, and shipping is free rather than a number that appears at checkout.

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The FTC's Funeral Rule requires a funeral home to accept a casket you bought elsewhere, and bars it from charging you a fee to handle it. Tell them it is coming — that is all that is required.

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