1910s Heavily Cast Decorative Floral Motif Iron Balcony Railing from Argentina

These cast-iron balcony railings were reclaimed from Park Avenue in New York City. They are a mixture of cast-iron and regular iron with one urn motif on each end with ball finials o...

1920s original ornate balcony railing with amazing hand-wrought iron detail and a hollow metal top. Has rust. Please note, this item is located in our ...

Early 20th century ornate rectangular cast iron door knocker. Center shows a figural griffin. This can be seen at our 400 Gilligan St location i...

1940s cast iron strap door hinges with five knuckles. Some wear from age and use. Priced as a pair. Please note, this item is located in our Scranton, PA location.

Boot scrapers were found virtually everywhere in the 1800s because of the lack of paved roads and sidewalks. Very few in good condition survive unfortunately. This is one of them. Bo...

Early 20th century Floral Aesthetic style pintel butt antique door hinge with steeple tips and two knuckles. Small quantity available at time of po...

Antique cast iron railings (12.5 Meters). The railings originally stood on a low wall. Salvaged from a house in Cardiff. Additional Dimen...

A Pair of Heavy Cast Iron Gates

Antique wrought iron railings, 7.1 meter, with scrollwork pattern. Additional dimensions All three pieces are 84 cm in height (2 ft...

These two Regency style wrought iron railings were reclaimed from a Cheltenham town house. They are finished in old black paint. Additional di...

An ornate Regency style railing panel, salvaged from a house in Cheltenham.

From the Alice in Wonderland series, this full figured American cast iron doorstop features the "Carpenter" and he is sitting down with hands on knees, a ruler in his back pocket, often referred to as "taking a break". Unknown manufacture albeit the number "665" is stamped at the lower part of the hollowed out interior (see image. The doorstop is completely original in excellent all original paint, with no repairs, no restoration, and no touch up paint. It is nicely painted in brown, orange, and black, with flesh tones to the face and hands. Dimensions are 5 3/4" High x 4" Deep x 3" Wide. It has quite a bit of weight to it considering it's size. Excellent age crazing and patina throughout. The doorstop is circa 1910, judging by the finish and the popularity of Alice in Wonderland in America. The doorstop is referenced on page 200 in "The Doorstop Book" by John and Nancy Smith...