J L Mott

A pair of elaborate 19th century urns in the Renaissance Revival style, these urns are by the Mott Foundry of NY. There is an identical urn available signed Mott minus the handles. T...

bench with arched,decorated back with scrolling arms over a pierced seat,supported on cabriole and scrolling legs. called the loop bench or white house bench as seen in the white hou...

A rare life size zinc statue of Autumn. Originally sculpted by Alexander Tondeur (1829-1905). She stands holding a basket of fruit upon her head with her left hand and tightly gras...

These are an exceptional and very rare pair of statuesque cast iron melon-form gadrooned urns with fixed lion mask ring handles, signed on their bases "Fonderies du Val D'Osne, 50 Bd...

The fountain was made 1880 by J. L. Mott Iron Works in New York and stood until 1986 at the corner 8th & Hall, St.

Despite the universality of the figure, castings in iron of this scale are quite rare, particularly those that feature such carefully rendered details of the face and drapery. Attrib...

Mott in New York City and later continued by his son J.

An antique Victorian Mott School garden planter offers painted cast iron construction with urn form jardinière surmounting shaped pedestal having foliate collar and raised on flared ...

Fiske's great rival in the decorative cast iron field was Jordan L. Mott's J. L. Mott Iron Works of New York City.

While others exist in this form, larger eagles are more seldom seen and, more importantly, large, legitimate eagle weathervanes are few and far between. Maker: The J. L. Mott Iron...

Genuine Original Art Deco Antique from 1953 Wedding Band .50ct Diamond Platinum Anniversary Ring Features 16 Clean and Colorless Natural Mined Antique Single Cut Diamonds Guaran...

The signed piece includes characteristic J.L. Mott details such as sculpted basins at the base (for your pets to drink water from).

Manufactured in the 1870s by J.L. Mott, New York City. This signed work of art was held in storage for decades in a private Canadian collection.

An American bronze statue of a dog by J.L. Mott Iron Works from the late 19th century with verdigris patina.

Rare set of Coalbrookdale style 3 cast aluminum laurel leaf motif design garden or patio bench and two matching armchairs with winged Griffen design leg supports painted white, after...

An Art Deco late 1930s Motorola Catalin radio. Marbleized green bakelite case and butterscotch handle and knobs. Model 50-XC-2.There is hair line crack on the bottom around one of t...

A rare zinc figure of Lo Spinario, or boy with thorn, after the antique model, labeled on base “J.L. Mott Iron Works NY.” The original bronze figure, dating to the first century B...

North American Iron Works was a subsidiary of J.L. Mott Iron Works of New York City. The "curtain" design of this seat is executed in the Renaissance Revival style, which enjoyed a...

The antlered version shown here, although unmarked, has been incorrectly referred to as a "Fiske" deer because of an assumed association with J. W. Fiske Iron Works of New York. The ...

The J.L. Mott catalogue of "Statuary and Animals" of 1890 has a smaller version of this dog, "Plate 90-M Spaniel" at 2 ft. high, base 11 ins. by 2 ft. 5.5 ins.

The fountain was also produced by J.L Mott Iron Works and was retailed by the Central Iron and Badger companies (though likely procured through J.W.

1900s earthenware bathtub by J. L. Mott Iron Work. Found in Buffalo, NY. Hardware not guaranteed.

Rare "Imperial" earthenware centre drain and fill bathtub on bun feet. Signed "J. L. Mott Iron Works Imperial." Dimensions: Width 30.00 inches height 26.00 inches length 67.00...

This magnificent and rare J.L. Mott bathtub is exquisitely perserved in its original porcelain and earthenware ball feet.