Brass Door Stops

Half cylinder engine turned cast brass doorstop with a lead weighted base and detailed cast brass ring handle on a long brass rod. France, circa 1800. Dimensions: 4-1/2" W (at base)...

Victorian fox head door stop. A mid to late 19th century brass and cast iron doorstop.

A splendid Luigi Caccia Dominioni door stop for Azucena Ref: Domus 12 / 1948 No. 231 P. 59

Clever and well made marble and brass handled door stop designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena.

While we would be happy to sell these English brass door stops as a pair, they are priced and sold separately.

Italian modern doorstop produced in the 1960s by Luigi Caccia Dominioni made for Azucena Milano In red Verona marble and brass Architectural object Sculptural Nautical.   

Pair of English brass and oak doorstops with flanking lions head, fluted columns, acanthus foliage and terminating on circular lions paw feet plinths, Late 18th Century.

Originally intended as an academy award, as written the bottom, it is ideal to elegantly stop your door or as a library or shelf bookend.

A brass door stop or door porter in the form of two intertwined dolphins, with a loop handle and iron weighted base.

Pair of antique Victorian quality brass door stops depicting a fantastic solid brass model of a horse standing on a shaped brass moulded base.

Brass door stop, in the style of Regency from U.K.

Luigi Caccia Dominioni Brass Door Stop for Azucena, Italy 1950.         

A Victorian brass door stop or door porter in the form of a horse with bridle.

A mid 19th century brass door stop with ring handle and iron weighted base.

A perfect gift, this English marble and brass door stop circa 1930 will compliment any decor beautifully!

Brass doorstop cast in the form of a stylised heraldic dolphin. Dimensions Height 14 Inches Width 9 Inches Depth 5 Inches

A Victorian circular brass door porter/door-stop, with barley twist loop handle, by William Tonks & Sons of Birmingham.

A brass door porter in the form of a cherub. With iron weighted base, marked: PEERAGE ENGLAND 4570.

A pair of brass bell shaped door porters, circa 1880. With weighted bases.

A brass door porter or door stop, with loop handle and stepped weighted base.

A beautiful nod to a classic English Figure - the Fox. The fox door stop is made of brass and has, as a handle a lovely 'riding crop'.

American brass and cast iron bulbous door stop with a centered ring handle, Early 19th century.

A Victorian brass door porter/door stop in the form of a Horse's hoof.

A solid and heavy Brass Shell Shape door stop with handle. Door stops are essential when a breeze coming through your space continually slams a door shut, or in this case, we also re...

Hollywood Regency solid marble door stop with brass hard ware.   

English Victorian Brass and cast iron Door Stop with stag and foiliate themes.

Vintage 1960s marble and brass door stop by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena of Milan.

A superb cast brass Regency door stop in the form of a dolphin with a carrying handle so that the door stop can easily be moved.

A Victorian polished brass door stop in the form of a seated dog with a foliate scrolling handle.

Brass reproduction door stop made by The Historic Natchez Foundation, Natchez, Mississippi.

Fox Head Brass Door Stop.

Delightful 1920s English door stop. Polished brass fox head with riding crop, professionally polished and lacquered.

Victorian brass door stops. The large Newfoundland at the rear is $295, and the pair of Alsations are $275, the pair.

19th century brass door stop showing a very detailed mythical Ho Ho bird drinking from a goblet.

Georgian Brass Bell Shaped Door Stop Door Porter 18th Century Georgian brass door stop of classical design.

A splendid door stop in the form of an eagle perched on rocks, English Regency, circa 1820.

This stylish and chic door stop was acquired from and estate in Little Washington, Virginia and will make a definite statement while holding your door in place.

This stylish door stop dates to the 1920s-1930s and has been professionally polished and lacquered (so no tarnishing).  

An early nineteenth century door stop cast in the form of a lion attacking a serpent with an acanthus handle and rope twist ring.

A finely cast fox head door stop having a sly and devil may care look about him.

The heavy cast metal has been formed into a a watchful crouching fox with the swirling rope handle ending in a devil tail. The back of each proper right ear stamped with the maker's ...