Two American Cast Iron Figures

Rare American Cast Iron Garden Figure of Two Hounds fourth quarter 19th century, made in the mid-Atlantic states, the two dogs in a lifelike pose, one standing and wagging its tail and the other seate

Pair of American Cast Iron Garden Figures of Lions, late 19th c., attributed to J.W. Fiske, New York, opposing recumbent figures on integral plinth bases, two-part casting, after the original carved m

2 (Two) American 8 day, time and strike, spring driven shelf clocks: Ansonia Clock Co., "Boar Hunter" spelter figure and enameled cast iron case; Waterbury Clock Co. crystal regulator with mahogany ba

Probably Kenton. Pulled by two horses. Figures are of Foxy Grandpa with arms spread, Gloomy Gus and Alphonse driving. Wagon and horses are original. Figures appear to be lead reproductions. Some gener

Unmarked but probably Carpenter. Includes five wooden barrels, two figures and two articulated front horses. Removable bench. Very intricate, appears to be all original. Some moderate to heavy paint l

Early 20th century. Cast iron paperweight, 4"h. 9.5"l. And a brass finial. 14"h. including a later wooden base. From the Collection of Maxine and Dave Tronnes, Mitchell, South Dakota.

Cast Iron figure of a dog (likely Fox Terrier), meant to be a door stopper. Stands upright. Made of two pieces of cast iron, held together with a screw. Painted all over. American, late 19th/early 20t

Two main street trolley banks embossed "main street trolley." Shows cut out figures in windows. One cast-iron steam engine bank with American outline cow catcher. One small red trolley bank. One "Save

Both with original cast drivers, but maybe not for these toys. One has original hangers and two replacement ladders. Second one, the fire pumper, is missing figure on back. Both have fairly identical

* Two Cast Iron Boston Terrier Figures including a bank. Height of taller 5 inches. Estimate $60-80 Property from the American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog, sold for the acquisition, preservation, pr

First is a Hubley fire ladder truck, looks to have original driver, missing two rubber wheels on back of truck and back figure. Second smaller ladder wagon includes two ladders not original to this tr

Comprising: two bookends modeled and painted as Northwest Coast-style figures of seated beavers; two full-bodied, solid-cast figures of a chief wearing a war bonnet and astride a galloping horse; and

A cast iron Native American figural table lamp raised on wood base. Andiron converted to a two-light lamp. Figure only: Ht- 19.5" Ht: 32.75" Wd: 6.75" Dpth: 6.75" (overall)

American/Asian, 20th century. Two small brass dogs, one Scottie. 1.75" high, 2" high. Cast iron bull dog with original paint. 5.75" high. (LR100)

Freidag Cast Iron Racer 2 Drivers Scarce. Rare example with two seated nickel riders. Great casting, called the Special Racer by Freidag, figures represent driver and mechanic. 6 1/2 inches long. Exce

American made, all three probably by Kenton. There is an overland circus wagon with six figures with musical instruments, a driver and one footman on one of the two horses. Second item is a singled ho

American, 19th/early 20th century. Largest wagon with two figures: 13" long.

TWO CAST IRON FIGURES: THE FLORENTINE BOAR (PORCELLINO) AND A FOX The boar after Pietro Tacca (1577-1640) height 22in (56cm); length 26 1/2in (67cm); width 16in (41cm)

Twentieth century. Oval reproductions. United Firemen's Insurance Co. with "U.F." and steam fire engine. 9"h. 11.5"w. And an owl clutching a quill pen. 12.5"h. 8.25"w.

Late 19th century. Old, worn original paint. Larger, 7"h. 5.5"w. 4.5"d. And smaller, 5.5"h. 4.5"w. 3.75"d.

Late 19th century. Two cauldrons with swing handles and three feet. One marked "2Q". Varying wear. 5.5"h. 7.25"h.

Ca. 1900. High-button shoe, "JR Palmen Berg's Sons, New York," 5.5"h. And a Hubley sleigh, missing horse and driver, 5"h.

One of a jockey, one of Robert E. Lee. Tallest: approx. 11 1/2".

Mid 20th century. Seated dog at gramophone with original paint. Flaking and rough cast edges. 5.5"h. 8"l. From the Collection of Maxine and Dave Tronnes, Mitchell, South Dakota.