A Good 19thC Lions Paw Cast Iron Doorstop c.1820-40 sub-Religion & Relics Although the legs have obviously

Although the legs have obviously been cut down and the central stretcher is lacking

and two small running cracks

Executed with a real sense of proportion and the naïve

Broken down at some stage from a very large piece of country house furniture

with ribbed bodies and lids

A Good 19thC Lions Paw Cast Iron Doorstop c.1820-40 sub-Religion & Relics Although the legs have obviouslyOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Regency William IV Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1820 40Height: 7Width: 3. 25Depth: 3. 5The good black painted cast iron doorstop crisply cast in the form of a hairy lions paw foot with a rope twist handle and flat back stamped Cross no. 96, the whole surviving from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. The doorstop simply shows commensurate wear and slight rusting and is in totally original order. Although