Hitching Post

Fantastic antique French cast iron horse hitching post-- great accent piece!

This is an antique hitching post fragment that has been salvaged from an old French stabile house

Very heavy 4 foot cast iron painted lawn jockey or hitching post.

Great pair of hitching posts or “ lawn jockeys” cast iron early20th century

Cast iron hitching post with horse head, circa 1960s, black painted finish with a finely modeled

A pair of 19th century Chinese carved limestone fu dog hitching posts.

American cast iron hitching post in form of a tree trunk late 19th century

ancient building as a secure place to hitch livestock. The tall post has been carved with eight sides, an

These fine examples of Victorian English hitching posts have been customized with heavy gauge steel

Pair of heavy 19th Century hitching posts with distinctive horse heads and movable horse bits on

Cast iron horse head hitching post from the late 19th century. Very nice size due to base diameter

This is a pair of antique stable yard hitching posts. An English, cast iron equestrian

American cast iron figural hitching post of painted Negro boy standing on bale of cotton, Early

Vintage heavy cast iron horse head hitching post. Marked BM-015. Dimensions: 7.25” x 4” x 9.25

19th century original cream painted iron horse head from a hitching post. This fine folk art horse

American cast iron and hand-painted hitching post depicting a Negro boy standing on a bail of

1880s Iron cow head. Seems like it went on a post? Ears chipped.

signed Adams Foundry Philadelphia, head width 10 inches, post width 6 1/4 inches

Typical form.Sits in a marble base

Typical form

An natural finish iron pedestal with a cast iron horse head.

American lawn jockey cast iron

Fabulous cast iron lawn jockey in it's old original paint. Great casting from the latter half of the 19th C. Ripples in the sleeves and vest, very crisp. All there no cracks or break...

a hitching post. Harold Stack is an up and coming painter from Utah, who studied under Glen

Cast Iron Horse hitching post stop used in stable to attach the reins.

19th century jockey that has been over painted. With ring for the hitching post. In fine as found

FANTASTIC AND FOLKY 19THC ORIGINAL PAINTED HORSE HEAD HITCHING POST FIREPLACE ANDIRONS.THIS

Cast Iron polychromed figural hitching post in the form of an African American jockey or groom

mounted jockey on horseback with reins in front of a hitching post, which is the striker.

HITCHING POST ORIGINALLY MOUNTED TO A FENCE POST.GREAT CONDITION.THE PIECE IS IN THREE PIECES.

This is a set of 3 Chinese Qing limestone columns (hitching posts) depicting monkeys holding fruit

This wonderful and folky hand carved & painted horse head is from a ranch hitching post.One of

lifetime cast of Isidore Bonheur's model of a thoroughbred stallion hitched to a post over a well-trod base

garden and a Navajo blanket hanging on the hitching post. Provenance: Steve & Cleves Weber collection

hitching posts from a center iron ring. Patination of iron frame shows a silver tone with charcoal

hitching post for horses and livestock. Conservatively dated to the mid-19th century, the anchor was

Pair of horse head hitching posts. Superb pair antique painted cast iron hitching posts with horse

A pair of beutifully cast horse heads, charming faces, most likely French, hitching post, cast iron

19th century horse head cast iron hitching post, American.

19th century custom mounted Rochester cast iron hitching post. The condition and patina are the

Beautifully styled horse heads with bit rings still present, hitch post but could be wall mounted

an early, very heavy, cast iron hitching post by Wood & Perot, Ornamental Iron Works of

Late 1800s cast iron horse head hitching post toppers. Rustic appearance and one post head is

Antique 19th Century Cast Iron Horse Head Hitching Post Early American (A) Item features heavy cast

Antique 19th century cast iron horse head hitching post early American (B). Item features heavy

A cast iron hitching post with a figure of a black man on a burlap tied bale, signed on the base

Stamped Milinaire Frere, Paris.

Depicting an African American boy standing on a bail of cotton. Attributed to J.W Fiske, New York.

Antique Cast Iron Horse Head. Originally may have been mounted on a hitching post. Weathered and

Black-painted cast iron horse head hitching post finial lamp, American, late 19th-early 20th

A very rare 19th century cast iron equine hitching post in the form of a jockey. The jockey is

stitched brown leather straps harnessed to the four corner hitching posts from a center iron ring

carving likely topped a hitching post as a protective talisman for horses. We love the idea of nestling

Hitching Post, About 1881. Dimensions: 4 1/8 inches diameter x 1/2 inch high; Box: 4 1/2 inches x 2 1/2

in many of his paintings whose horse is finally tied to the hitching post of a Northern Plains ranch

Cast iron dog hitching post. A dog watching over the horse made sense for an early hitching post

illustrated: Treasury of American Design. In the “horse-and-buggy” days, hitching posts were a necessity