Antique Cast Iron Cats

American cast iron cat door stop in form of a cat, Early 20th century    The American cast iron door stop is in the shape of a cat with reverse painted glass eyes and sittin...

Collections of six cast iron cat items from the early 19th century.

This original white painted cast iron cat looks like a Hubley but it is unsigned as well.

FOLKY 19THC ORIGINAL TRACES OF PAINT CAT PENNY BANK.THE FORM IS FANTASTIC AND CONDITION IS GOOD.

Early 20Thc Cast iron Hubley cat door stop in good condition.The hand painted eyes.This is a very heavy doorstop.

American cast iron sculpture or boot scrapper of a cat, circa 1920s   The lovely American cast iron rare striding cat boot scraper in original black paint has a silhouette of a ...

19thc folky cat cast iron spoon rest.This cat has great personality.

Could be mounted on cast iron mounts for show. Large cat is 15" high x 9.5" wide.

Cast iron cat doorstop

Collection of three 19th century cast iron cats trays. These cats look like they were a give away from some iron works company.

Turn of the century perched cat andirons.

Pair of late 19th century cast iron cat andirons with light, translucent green glass eyes.

This fun original hand painted iron cat door stop. There is minor rust but nice patina.

Cast iron black cat door stop. This cat retains the original paint with great crazing and lots of patina.

Early 20th century cast iron door stop. This was made by National Foundry, Whitman, Mass.

American cast iron perched cat andirons on scrolled decorative plinths with the original bluish green eyes & supporting three leg cast iron returns.

Original painted cast iron cat doorstop.

This folky cast iron cat door stop has a nice aged patinated surface.

This early and original painted signed Hubley cast iron cat door stop. The painted surface is the very best.

Antique cast iron blue glass eyes figural cat door stop andiron.

Antique and solid cast iron Folk Art black cat boot scraper or sculpture.

Wonderful large and heavy set of relief cast iron plaques from the Jugendstil era, made by 'Pletterij Den Haag' (ironworks The Hague) Could be used as decorative wall panels, backspl...

Antique cast iron doorstop in the shape of a seated, white, Persian cat with green eyes.

Fine English mid-19th century cast iron umbrella, walking stick or fire tool stand in richly detailed and patinated cast iron, the finial depicting the head of a wild cat, the foliat...

Add feline mystique to your hearth with these antique andirons in the form of perched black cats, whose glass marble "following eyes" seem to glow in the dim light of a fire. No sign...

I believe that this fabulous figural match striker / Go-To-Bed to be German in origin retaining two wonderful little glass eyes. Beautifully cast, the lid opens to reveal a chambe...

American cast iron boot scraper in the form of a cat, Household Patent Co.

A small cast iron engineers table in a great colour. A rugged heavy industrial piece with great form and character. Overall dimensions are as listed, table top measures 40 x 40cm /...

Impressive cast iron gargoyles, depicting winged cats, seated on their haunches with paws raised.

Folky pair of cast iron cat bookends retaining their original paint.

One pair of cast iron cat andirons with original green catseye marble eyes.

This fine cast iron cat doorstop in chippy old white paint and rusted surface has superb casting and detail.

Cast iron cat face with movable ears to open and latch a gate.

Circa 1920s National Foundry cast iron black cat doorstop with painted green eyes.

Very early heavy cast iron figure of a dog with the seeming face of a cat.

Pair of cast iron black cat andirons with yellow glass eyes.

A rare George III door stop is in the form of a classical lion. This solid cast iron stop is heavy enough to hold back the largest of doors. Its unusual proportions are due to giving...

A pair of iron andirons, from the 19th century These andirons in the shape of a black cat are made of a single piece of cast iron.

An original Hubley painted cast iron door stop in the form of a cat, retaining its original painted surface.

A painted cast iron doorstop of a reclining cat, black with green eyes, in original surface, attributed to Hubley, American, circa 1920s.

Original cast iron black cat door stops by the Hubley Company with original paint and patina, circa 1920-1930s.

Pair of Art Deco cast iron Siamese Cat bookends.