Whimsical Bulldog Doorstop

Unusual design. The elaborate stand is designed with a "side cabinet" containing a single drawer with storage below. The stand is appointed with a bevelled shield form mirror and is...

The piece is fashioned with royal figures atop elephants and horses, as well as tiger hunting scenes. An outstanding 19th century decorative accent.

A superb example with a carrying handle. The stand is appointed with lacquered side panels and base decorated with birds and florals. Measured to top of handle.

A fine 19th century London sporting book, 4th edition with colored prints of hunting, racing, coaching, shooting etc.

London, 1882, illustrated. Fine tooled leather with exterior. The illustrations are colored.

A fine period illustrated book. The exterior of embossed leather boasts original gilt edges. Gilt accented tooling. The book is profusely illustrated - some are fold out. A rare a...

Life-size Belgium ceramic bull dog in tan, brown and cream colors with blue eyes complimenting blue and gold collar with large gold hoop. Back of dog open for use as umbrella or stic...

Mid-century Italian inspired doorstop. It pairs marble and brass to great effect. The sculpted handle provides a comfortable grip to securely place the doorstop where needed. The han...

Brass Eagle Bookends or Doorstops, 1970's. Nice original patina.

Vintage W.G. Grace Doorstop. A good rare vintage cast iron cricket doorstop of of W.G. Grace. The caricature figure of Grace sees him in his cricket whites with pads and holding a cr...

Wonderful decorative vintage cast brass doorstop, sculptural and masculine, in the shape of a Spanish Galleon.

This doorstop, also known as "Overhead Swinging Golfer," is more difficult to find than it's "Putting Golfer" counterpart doorstop; which is also made by Hubley. Manufactured by the Hubley Manufacturing Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1920, this cast iron doorstop is in outstanding all original bright paint with no touch up or restoration of any kind, and in wonderful patina. It depicts an older, grey haired man, with typical knicker golf garb, taking a wild swing at a golf ball resting on the grass. It has a semi "hollow" rear with a "238" factory marking, indicating that it is, in fact, by Hubley and original. It is noted in Jeanne Bertoia's 1985 book on doorstops page 60; and referenced on page 211 of the Smith book on doorstops. A must for the doorstop or golfing memorabilia...