Cast Iron Squirrel

A really handsome and hard to find pair of 1920s cast iron squirrels. Made in and marked Japan, most of these have disappeared over the years.

An American cast iron squirrel nutcracker, circa 1930s. 9 inches wide by 2 ⅝ inches deep by 6 inches tall

19Thc Original cast iron squirrel from a fence post.Found in New England.There is fragments of grey paint on the surface.

Enchanting pair of cast iron squirrel tabletop sculptures in a striking shade of turquoise.

3-795 Rare hand cast iron garden squirrel garden candle lantern.

A cast-iron tazza-form urn with squirrel handles, marked “Abendroth NY”.

Cast-iron off-white painted squirrel doorstop

Circa 1930 cast iron Bradley & Hubbard doorstop in the form of a squirrel in old lipstick red paint, standing on a log showing remnants of old black paint, as found condition.

Press the tail down and the squirrel's hands press up to his mouth to crush the nut. Great detail to this piece.

Cast Iron Squirrel Doorstop, attributed to Bradley & Hubbard, late 19th/early 20th century, depicted seated on a log, ht. 11 3/8, wd. 9 Estimate

An unusual and intriguing hand cast iron squirrel. Cast onto a solid iron block with striking original red paint accents.

This late 19th century cast iron American squirrel with original makes a fantastic doorstop or could add decoration to a garden.

A handsome early, cast iron doorstop of a foraging squirrel motif.

An incredible, early cast iron doorstop of a foraging squirrel motif.

An impressive 19th century cast iron squirrel garden bench / seat of monumental proportions, by George Smith & Co’s Sun Foundry in Glasgow, one of Scotland’s leading iron manufacture...