It seems to be similar to michael jacksons A promethian Bronze from Batesville Casket
It is not a Promethian casket but a Millenium casket made by Batesville. The seemingly gleaming silver casket is actually a highly polished stainless steel with gold plated handles. It can be ordered as a full couch or half couch. Her coffin was a half couch version. It appeared to be gold as seen on television but it was actually highly polished silver. It has been reported incorrectly as chrome and as a Promethean casket. The retail value is at least $23,000 and it is most definately a top of the line casket.
Whitney's casket was the "Millennium," manufactured by Batesville Casket Company. The casket is, as Batesville describes it, jewel polished, or call it a mirror finish. The "Millennium" is made of premium stainless steel. The raw material, stainless steel or bronze, is delivered as a large sheet, rolled into a cylinder.
In the beginning stages of casket manufacturing, the metal is unrolled, flattened, cut into different size sheets and, those sheets are placed into a 5,000 ton press. The press holds master forms which the sheets are pressed into or onto to form different parts of the casket body and top.
The "Millennium" begins as a standard OR7 shell, just like the "Greyson" stainless steel. The stamped sides and ends are welded together, then a bottom is welded in to complete the body, or shell. The "Promethean" is made in the same way, but out of solid bronze metal. The casket components are stamped from a roll of sheet bronze, with a thickness of 48 ounces of bronze per square inch. The "Promethean" begins as a standard "Z64 shell" 48 ounce, sheet bronze casket. But, rather than the shell and top getting a brushed and painted finish, both the "Promethean" and "Millennium" are pulled off the production line and go into labor intensive processes of grinding and polishing by hand, until all welding seams and brazing are worked down, and no longer can be seen. Once gleaming like a mirror, the caskets get a baked clear coat enamel lacquer, and can receive options like 24 karat gold plated swing bar hardware.
Every surface of Whitney's casket was gleaming silver, like chrome. It only appeared to take on bronze or copper colored tones from the ambient light it reflected. No special finish, other than gleaming stainless steel, coated with high grade clear enamel.
no, she was in a silver casket.
I believe the first appearance by a casket in a WWE game is in SmackDown vs Raw 2006 in the form of Buried Alive match, so the answer is no.
Sharon Tate was buried in a print Pucci mini dress wearing no shoes or socks in a silver satin lined casket.
Both Doris and Patti were cremated and their urns are placed at the head of Sharon's casket.
Selena Gomez never had cancer. She has lupus.
Henry Ford was buried in a cast bronze "Sarcophagus" casket manufactured by the (former) National Casket Company of Boston.
He was cremated. But I don't know what kind of an urn he was buried in.
According to the pictures of the funeral, it seems that Brooke Astor was buried in a polished full couch "Concord" hardwood casket hancrafted from 3" and 4" solid mahogany planks by the New England Casket Company. When Heath Ledger was buried in a casket of the same type a year later, the retail price was quoted as US $ 25,000.
the object of a casket match is to lock your opponenet in a casket or coffin whereas in a buried alive match the object is to bury your opponent alive
The deceased governor was buried in an ornate wooden casket.
No. A casket is the same as a coffin. It is the case that a dead body is buried in.
Elvis was buried in the same type of casket his mother was buried in 20 years before: a National copper deposit casket.
no, she was in a silver casket.
No. He was buried in a casket made of gold
she was buried in a purple outfit.
Yes, My great grandfather was a three star general and died about a year ago and we went to his funeral at Arlington. When he was buried, his casket was covered with an American flag, although they took it off before he was buried.
It is actually unknown if Houdini ever actually performed his Buried Alive stunt onstage. It was meant to be his feature escape of 1927, but he died on October 31, 1926. He was buried in the same casket that he would have used for that trick however, so he was buried in his trick casket, he was just never buried ALIVE in it.