Mallett 2007 Catalogue

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The 19th century

Opposite:

A SET OF FRENCH BAYONET FIRE IRONS A set of late 19th century novelty fire irons in the form of stylised bayonets with brass and steel mounted wooden handles each with maker’s stamp. O2H0018 French, circa 1880 Length of poker: 25¾in (65.5cm)

Above, from left to right:

A BRASS DOOR STOP IN THE FORM OF A SEATED LABRADOR A mid 19th century brass doorstop in the form of a seated Labrador, with registration mark on reverse. O2E0266 English, circa 1860 Height: 13¾in (35cm)

ONE OF A MATCHED PAIR OF BRASS DOOR STOPS A matched pair of Victorian brass doorstops, the bell shaped bases with scroll details. O2H0235

A MATCHED PAIR OF BRASS DOOR STOPS

English, circa 1840 Height 17in (43cm)

A matched pair of Victorian brass doorstops cast in a stylised rope twist pattern, the stem surmounted with a decorative knot with tassels. O2F0394

A BRASS DOOR STOP IN THE FORM OF A FOX HEAD

English, circa 1845 Height: 16½in (42cm)

A 19th century brass door stop, the base in the form of a fox head with carrying handle formed by a hunting crop. O2G0103 English, circa 1890 Height: 16in (40.5cm)

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