Horse Hitch

19th c. beautifully proportioned iron horse hitching posts of a large size. Great as garnitures and nice casting details.

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

An antique cast iron, hand-painted barn door horse hitch. Weighing a heavy nine pounds, the head protrudes from a bridal of horse mane and oak leaves tied with a bow.

19th century cast iron hitching post in old painted black surface. The condition is very good and sturdy. So unusual to see the hitching post with the original iron base.

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

ANTIQUE ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING Depicting a rural scene at sunset, a farmer is sat on horse drawn mechanical mower with a three horse hitch in expansive rolling fields flank...

However, it’s also possible that these were horse hitching rings, which can be seen hanging along brick and stone walls in small Italian villages.

Late 19th century cast iron hitching post.

Typical form.Sits in a marble base

Typical form

Cast iron hitching post with horse head, circa 1960s, black painted finish with a finely modeled horse head with scrolled leafy base and brass ring, mounted on a shaped Stand with a ...

"A HITCHED HORSE" CAST AFTER MODEL BY ISIDORE JULES BONHEUR (FRENCH, 1827-1901) Bronze with black-and-brown with red patina; signed in base "I.

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

Pair of heavy 19th Century hitching posts with distinctive horse heads and movable horse bits on garlanded pillars atop moulded octagonal plinth bases.

Cast iron horse head hitching post from the late 19th century.

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

19th century original cream painted iron horse head from a hitching post. This fine folk art horse is so fantastic and in very good condition.

The front doors are open, with two horses hitched in front of the building in the background.

Framed 13" x 16" oil on Masonite, signed front and back, depicting a white horse tied to a hitching post. Harold Stack is an up and coming painter from Utah, who studie...

Was originally used to hitch horses to a carriage.

FANTASTIC AND FOLKY 19THC ORIGINAL PAINTED HORSE HEAD HITCHING POST FIREPLACE ANDIRONS.THIS MATCHING PAIR OF CAST IRON HORSE HEAD ANDIRONS ARE IN GREAT CONDITION.

Late 19th century sign in blue and yellow paint: "Hitch No Horses Here": Late 19th century American sign with excellent colors, wear and verbiage.

This sculptural stone object is a Qing-dynasty anchor, likely used as a heavy counterweight or as a hitching post for horses and livestock. Conservatively dated to the mid-19th centu...

He would wave his hands and make great heaps of money; another motion, and we saw many spring wagons, already painted and ready to hitch horses to; yet another motion of the hands, a...