Two country collectibles: The first, a cast iron boot scraper with shaped cast iron platform, found

Two country collectibles: The first, a cast iron boot scraper with shaped cast iron platform, found on outdoor porch so some surface rust and needs cleaning but good overall condition - 19th century;

Two hand forged iron collectibles. The first, an iron boot jack with heart shaped terminal - mid 19th century or earlier - 14 1/2"L x 6"W x 2 1/2"H; and the second an usual lamp holder with a scrolled

Two cast iron bootjacks, 19th century. The first a collapsible boot jack for traveling - 5 1/2"L x 3"W; the second having a cut-work stylize flower center extending from flower pot base and supported

19th century cast iron boot scraper shaped like a scotty dog. Could also be used as a nice, heavy door stop or decorative statue. Good condition with surface corrosion and rust. Completely solid with

Two Vintage Cast Iron Dachshund Boot Scrapers. 11" and 21"l. Condition: Good with rust, pitting and wear.

Victorian cast iron boot scraper, lyre design with fluted scalloped base, 11-3/4" x 9-1/4" x 7-3/4" h

Two Cast Iron Scotty Dog Boot Scrapers

Cast iron rooster-shaped boot scraper, age unknown

DESCRIPTION: Two Cast iron door stoppers/Boot scrapers in the from of a Dachshund with scrapers along the back.CIRCA: Early 20th Cent.ORIGIN: USADIMENSIONS: H: 7" L: 21" | H: 5" L: 14"CONDITION: Great

Twentieth century. Cast iron boot scraper, 9"h. Two sides wooden painted cutout, 17"h. And sheet metal, 22"h.

A very impressive sporting dog shoe scraper that is well made with "22-L" makers cast on top rear flat, could be produced by Hubley. Some light rust patina from being outside in as found condition. Me

A well made item without an observed makers stamp, could be produced by Hubley. Heavy patina from being outside in as found condition with light surface rust spots. Measures 13"W x 9"H x 8"D overall a

Vintage Texas cast iron boot scraper. Stamped as shown in photo. Marked on both sides. In very good original as found condition. Great quality and detail. 10 ¾ tall x 9 ¼ wide

Grouping of 3 country collectibles including: A cast iron Boston Bull dog still bank in old gold paint, early 20th century - good condition; a large and unusual mortar on turned base with 2 platforms

Lot of two country store displays. The first is a Monarch Shirt countertop advertising mirror with original cast iron stand. The cast iron stand is in original paint and shows some areas of paint loss

Antique cast iron boot brush scraper with two sided brushes. Square frame has scrolled design and patina, and measures approximately 12 inches wide, and 6 1/2 high. Good antique condition. Property of

C 1900, American. Rarely found example, heavyweight silhouette form, on integral base with mounting holes. Great patina, lightly oxidized, almost black in color. 10 1/4"H X 9 3/4"W X 2 7/16"D Please n

20" wide X 7" deep X 7-1/2" no manufactures name found. MG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be r

FIRST HALF 20THCENTURY GREATEST LENGTH 21 1/2 INCHES.

19th C. Cast Iron Harp Shaped Boot Scrape on Granite Base. This is a fantastic found object sculpture of an architectural element mounted on a granite base. It has a great patina. Dimensions are 11 in

A cast iron beetle form boot scraper in original black paint with original paper label on reverse marked "Made by J.A. Company / Greater Cleveland Inc." - very good condition - 10 3/4'L x 5 1/8"W.

Large cast iron boot scraper in the manner of Hubley, featuring an English Setter. With unidentified heart-shaped foundry mark and serial number underneath. Dimensions: H 15.5" x W 18" x D 11" Conditi

From the children’s novel Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame, first published in 1908. Done in strong vibrant paint. Condition (Excellent). Size 9 -1/2" L.

CAST-IRON FIGURAL DOG BOOT SCRAPER AND DOORSTOP, LOT OF TWO, comprising a dachshund boot scraper, and a seated dog doorstop retaining an old silver painted surface, no markings located. 20th cent