Boot Scraper Jack Iron Country House Trestle Base 19 Century Spanish

- Fine 19th century country house hoof doorstop - Practical and attractive sporting piece Measures: Height 38.3cm Width 12cm Depth 6cm.

The bamboo frame is painted to simulate tortoishell which you see on the finest pieces. The centre of each side has a fretwork panel with central ebonised plaque and a pair of floral lacquer...

This is an antique mounted boot scraper. An English, cast iron and Bath Stone town house shoe cleaner or boot pull, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1800. A beautifully aged example of Georgian practicality, combining elegance with robust utility. Fascinating mounted scraper, showcasing the distinctive quality of late Georgian craftsmanship Ornate cast iron scraper adorned with bold, scrolled acanthus motif, deeply cast for visual and tactile appeal Shaped ends with prominent apex ideal for shoe pulling Scraper width of 12cm (4.75'') ably accommodating wide shoes and boots. Mounted upon an appealing Bath Stone block, showing desirable ageing and a dusting of historic moss Exceptional weight of 31.6kg (69.66 lb), denoting its substantial, enduring nature Standalone form ideal for placing beside traditional doorsteps or porticoed entrances Perfectly suited to town house or country estate living, offering both function and decorative charm Naturally weathered tones with gentle patination, complementing period exteriors This antique boot scraper...

A sculptural cast iron boot scraper from England, circa 1870, designed to remove mud from shoes and boots before entering a home. This example offers a flat iron panel for scraping t...