Two Victorian Cast Iron Boot Scrapers, 19th c., one of

Three Victorian Cast Iron Boot Scrapes 19TH CENTURY Property from the Collection of Bruce McCashin, Vero Beach, FL

Pair of cast iron sphinxes boot scraper ends. 19th century. H 7-1/2" L 9" W 3".

Two Victorian Style Cast Iron Benches, 20th C., one with leaf design, another with grapevine(2 Pcs) (SLES3103/2){MM} Property Title: From a Sharon Connecticut Estate Measurements:Leaf 33"H x 47"W x

Pair Antique Victorian Cast Iron Garden Planter Urns. Late 19th century. One handle needs to be screwed back to top. Each measures 17 x 33 x 24 inches.

LOT (2) VICTORIAN PAINTED CAST IRON NAUGHTY NELLIE BOOT JACKS, 19TH C.

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

French, 19th century. Pair of two piece Victorian era cast iron garden urns, each having curved double arms, gadrooned body, and rising on socle plinth with square base, apparently unmarked. Approxima

Pair Victorian cast iron planters and one base, Late 19th c., 18.75"h x 17.25"dia. (urns), 7"h x 12.25"squ. (pedestal)

A large and rare, antique fox boot scraper. Cast iron with original black paint. Stamped "B.B BUTT", a Baltimore based maker. Circa 19th century.. This is all original, including the worn wire brushes

Victorian lacquered cast iron mantel clock, 19th c., likely American, cast iron case plate with mother-of-pearl inlay, includes two keys, 20"h x 18"w x 3.25"d

Two part Victorian Garden urn, circa 1840. Classical shape, flared rim with low relief embossed leaves. Pedestal support resting on square base, raised on tapering square base. 21dia x 33.75h.

19th C. shoe form cast iron boots Description: There are some spots of loss. One boot has rust on the interior. Dimensions: 7 3/4" high x 8 1/4" across. Please note that this lot has a confidential re

Two small cast iron Victorian planters in old white paint. The largest measures 7"W x 5 1/2"D x 6"H. Both in very good condition, 19th century. Provenance: From the Thomas & Gail Rockwell collection,

Two small 19th century cast iron near matching garden urns, one signed "R. Remaudiere Paris" with loss to edge of rim; the other in very good condition. Each measures approximately 9 1/2"H x 9" diamet

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;

(4) Hubley cast iron doorstops, 19th/20th c., painted cast iron, one fully modeled horse, one relief cast pit bull, and two relief cast potted flowers, the daisy flower stop numbered (344), 10"h x 11.

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

Two cast iron hardware holders - one with 5 rotating tiers each with 8 sections - 19"H, the other single section on base with 8 sections - 3.5"H. Both in very good condition, 19th century.

Reclining lion figure. 19th century. Cast iron with an old weathered surface. Fitted as a boot scraper. L 26" H 13" D 12". Please refer to link for hi res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/f9zxz8w65p

Two 19th Century Iron Hog Scraper Push Up Candlesticks. With brass wedding ring bands, one signed "Heise" on thumb plate. 7-3/4"h. and 9-1/2"h. Condition: Good with rust and pitting.

Cast iron scraper flanked by elaborate birds drinking from a fountain. Late 19th century. [9" H x 11" W x 13" D].

English Victorian pub table, late 19th c., weathered two-board tabletop, cast iron base with remnants of green paint, joined by cross stretcher, approx 29.5"h, 42"w, 21.5"d Start Price: $150.00

Lot Consists of 2 Doorstops in the Motif of Victorian Lady's Boots. One is Made of Brass and the Other Cast Iron. Both are in Good Condition. Approximately 9" Inches Tall.

American, late 19th century. A group of two cast iron mechanical banks, including: one J. & E. Stevens "Hall's Excelsior" bank, marked with title on front and PAT. DEC 21, 1860 on roof. Pull doorknob