1920s Animal Sculptures

A high quality solid bronze door knocker in the form of a lion's face. This handsome and large piece is in the neoclassical taste and is impressive both in scale and quality of execu...

Hallmarked in Chester in 1923 by Grey & Co., this incredibly charming, Sterling Silver Tortoise Bell, has a sterling silver shell and silver plated legs,...

Carrying import marks for London in 1929 by Ludwig Nereshiemer, this striking, sterling silver snipe model, is realistically cast. The snipe model measures: 6" (15cm) tall, by 9" (23...

This full figured cast iron, hand painted doorstop, is known as "French Bulldog" and was made by The Hubley Manufacturing Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, circa 1920s. A pleasing facial expression (see image) and realistic body creases and characteristics, reveals an accurate rendition of the French bulldog. With it's substantial weight, it can be utilized as a wonderful doorstop to decorate with, or simply put on a shelf for display. Beautifully cast and hand painted in colors of black and white, with brown eyes; this doorstop is in very good condition and is completely authentic with no restoration of any kind, and in all original paint. Note the tight seam where it is held closely together by the original screw on one side of the dog. It is referenced in "The Doorstop Book" by John and Nancy...

American cast iron sculpture or boot scrapper of a cat, circa 1920s   The lovely American cast iron rare striding cat boot scraper in original black...

Carrying import marks for London in 1921 by Berthold Muller, this very handsome pair of George V, sterling silver pheasants, are beautifully modelled and feature removable heads. The...

An exceptional, fine and impressive, large pair of antique German silver fighting cockerel ornaments; an addition to our ornamental continental silv...

An exceptional, fine and impressive pair of antique George V English cast sterling silver pepper shakers modeled in the form of chicks; an addition to our silver cruets or condiments...

Signed 'P. Landowski' (Paul Maximilien Landowski, French, 1875-1961), dated 1922 and inscribed F. Barberdienne Foundeur.

A superb Art Deco bronze panel of a peacock, (signed J Passani) the stylized tail depicted as zig-zags with the ‘eyes’ forming a border with triple rows at the top, probably America...

A fine Charles Curry bronze of an amazon with a battle axe, seated astride an unharnessed horse, signed and bearing a retailer’s label for Dobson and Sons, ...

Rare carp fish sculpture by Just Andersen. Produced by Just Andersen in Denmark.