TWO AMERICAN PAINTED CAST IRON FIGURAL CLOCKS each

TWO AMERICAN PAINTED CAST IRON FIGURAL CLOCKS each modelled holding clock weights. Largest 40 cm high. (2)

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

AMERICAN FRATERNAL HEART-IN-HAND CAST-IRON PAPERWEIGHT, retaining a painted surface. Together with a paint-decorated chalkware figural lamb group. Two pieces total. 19th century and later. Paperweight

Victorian gilt & painted iron mantel clock, 19th c., likely American, cast iron case plate with mother-of-pearl inlay, includes two keys, pendulum and loose piece of iron decoration, 20"h x 18"w x 3.2

1st item: Unmarked cold-painted figural bronze depicting a young shirtless black male mounted on a brass circular base. 9" H. 20th century. 2nd item: A.C. Williams, Ohio, cast iron two-faced young bla

Two American Painted Cast-Iron Fire Marks. The first for the Philadelphia Fire Association in Pennsylvania, cast with an early fire hydrant; the second for the Associated Fireman's Insurance Co., Balt

Four American Painted Cast-Iron Figural Doorstops. Comprising an elephant in original paint; a Mickey Mouse in lederhosen; a seated cat in green paint; and a Fox Terrier, Hubley cat #279 or National F

Vintage painted cast iron figural clock, possibly Dutch; Figure is holding a pendulum clock in his right hand, pendulum weights in his left; A removable painted clock box is attached to his back; Meas

An early 20th century American cold-painted Cast Iron figural door stop in the depiction of a St. Bernard rescue dog with keg under neck. In good detail and retaining a nice painted surface. Measures

A LATE 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN PAINTED CAST IRON MANTLE CLOCK formed as a black banjo player with removable hat and applied eyes, the banjo set with a later 7cm Arabic dial 41cm high

A Painted Cast-Iron 'Clock Peddler' Figural Desk Clock 19th Century Height 14 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Shirley Kay Caskey, Rochester, Minnesota

VICTORIAN PAINTED CAST IRON FIGURAL AFRO AMERICAN CARD TRAY, C. 1870/80, H. 9" W. 5"

Sold by and signed D. S. Crosby of New York. This early piece features mother of pearl and paint on a solid cast iron frame. Cir.a1830s-1850s. The 8 day time and strike movement winds, runs, and chime

Figural painted cast iron clock, figure of a watch maker, 14 1/2" H. Provenance: Estate of Robert Meyzen of Connecticut, co-founder of the legendary French restaurant "La Caravelle" in New York City.

AMERICAN CAST-IRON FIGURAL ROOSTER WEATHERVANE, two-piece hollow-body construction with finely-detailed features and applied sheet-iron tail, retaining an old weathered surface. Presented on a custom

American. C. 1920. Painted cast iron. The charming ‘bathing beauties’ figural cast door stop by Hubley Foundry, Lancaster, PA. Marked, “C Fish” on base. 11" x 5" x 1.5”. From the Ste

19th/20th century, in the form of two sphinxes, 9-1/2 x 10-1/2 x 2-3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of T. Kenneth and Karin Ellis, "Stepping Stones", Hot Springs, Virginia

painted cast iron; depicting a black man playing a banjo; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar, CA; Condition: missing glass from dial cover; 15 inches high

Two cast iron lamps depicting a drunk man in a top hat (reminiscent of Charlie Chaplin in "The Tramp") hugging a lamp post. One lamppost is a lamp, the other is a clock by Stylis. Lamp contains music

Circa 1930 Painted Cast Iron Figural Doorstop by Hubley and designer Anne Fish, depicting two English footmen at attention, stamped "FISH" with copyright mark to front of base, and impressed '248' to

Description: Two antique painted cast iron Boston Terrier doorstops and a carved wood figural thermometer in the form of a lady, ca. 1920s. Type: Doorstop, thermometer. Materials: Cast iron, wood, gla

Cast Iron figural alarm clock featuring a lady leaning on a fence surrounded by flowers and accompanied by two love birds. It is in good condition however it has not been tested. Contact our recommend

American. 1910s. Painted cast iron. An excellent example of a Huckleberry Finn-like boy standing barefoot in the grass. Considered to be one of the most desirable figural doorstops made by Bradley and

American. 1920s. Painted cast iron. Features a two-horse driven wagon transporting four pigs. 5 1/2 x 12 x 3". Exhibits minor to moderate surface losses. Requires string reigns from horses to driver.