Brass Animal Sculptures

This is an impressive antique brass Victorian eagle lectern, circa 1890 in date. The 5ft6inch (164cm) lectern features an eagle with wings outstretched and detailed feathers to for...

Vintage Victorian English Cast Brass Fox Door Knocker. Vintage English cast brass fox door knocker circa 1970's. A Victorian English solid cast brass fox door knocker. The vintage English cast brass fox door knocker is a charming and distinctive decorative element for a front door. A brass door knocker cast in the form of a little fox. The fox’s head is the knocker, with a prominent muzzle and pointed ears, finished with line details to define the eyes and fur. The back plate is shaped like front paws and a tail. 'Renard The Fox by Reinagle" style. A unique statement for your entry. Includes brass screws for mounting This door knocker is well cast and a good weight. It would make the perfect gift for a collector of equestrian items. DIMENSIONS: 2ʺW × 2ʺD × 6.25ʺH. The body of the fox forms the functional part of the door knocker, allowing visitors to announce their arrival by lifting and releasing it to knock against the door. The brass material lends a timeless and elegant appeal to the door knocker, and over time, it develops a natural patina that enhances its vintage charm. The warm golden hues of the brass create an inviting and sophisticated accent for any front entrance. The vintage English cast brass fox door knocker serves both a practical and decorative purpose. It adds a touch of whimsy and character to the exterior of a home while providing a functional and stylish way to announce the presence of visitors. This unique door knocker not only serves as a practical accessory but also becomes a conversation piece and a reflection of the homeowner's appreciation for craftsmanship and vintage aesthetics. Its presence adds a touch of nostalgia and adds to the overall ambiance and curb appeal of the home. Clever door knocker in the form of a fox mount. The head is the knocker and the body is the strike plate...

Vintage English cast brass fox door knocker circa 1940s. A Victorian English solid cast brass fox door knocker. The vintage English cast brass fox ...

Very decorative couple of hunting dogs in lying position made out of very detailed solid cast brass. Because of the solidness they are quite heavy an easily could work as bookends or paperweights. I think Golden Retrievers are depicted here, but please correct me if I'm wrong. Originally part of a 19th century fireplace fender now they are the cutest brass dog statues...

This is a heavy antique lion doorstop. An English, brass and lead decorative door keeper, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850. Delightfully substantial stopper graced with an abundance of character Displays a desirable aged patina and in good original order Quality brass presents gently weathered golden tones Jovial character to the lion mask, the tail looped to form a handle Lead-filled rear adds mass suitable for holding stout doors Stout feeling in hand, with a weight of 6.24kg (13.76 lb) This is a charming antique lion doorstop, with pleasing brass tones and superb weight. Well suited to service in country houses with heavy doors...

English Victorian-style group of two brass spaniel dogs mid-stride atop a rectangular black cast iron base.

Stylish, rare and top quality workmanship desk piece. This antique is not only rare, stunning, original and top quality made, it also is very decorative and highly collectible. Both for collectors of cold painted Viennese bronzes and for horse lovers in general this antique work of art is a marvelous piece to use and to behold. We have added an extra photo to our gallery of photos of this desk gem, to show you that the perfect horse bit also functions as a holder for pens. In the 19th and early 20th century it would ofcourse have held crown pens. The patina, the details in the horses anatomy...

A Victorian duck's head brass letter clip, set with red glass eyes. The duck's beak is sprung in order to hold letters or memos and can be wall hung ...

English Victorian period large pair of cast brass doorstops. These heavy doorstops are quite stable and are a true pair with a right facing and a left facing horse each on a substant...

In a Victorian technique assembled real Ostrich skeleton. Every bone is connected by brass handmade ‘locks’. No glue involved. Standing on a mahogany ...

English mid-19th century cast brass dolphin doorstop on original cast iron plinth. This heavy quality well detailed dolphin has his tail curled around...

English pair of cast brass rampant lion doorstops of the 19th century. These heavy cast doorstops are a facing pair with bold molded detailing evident in...