19th century cast iron door stop in the form of a greyhound

£75

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Decorative

Metalware

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19th century cast iron door stop in the form of a greyhound.

Cast iron doorstops, popular from the 19th century, were designed to hold doors open and add a decorative touch. Initially functional and utilitarian, they soon featured elaborate designs and intricate details. Their durability and versatility made them collectible, reflecting both industrial craftsmanship and Victorian-era aesthetics in home decor.

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