Art deco Hubley Cat cast iron Doorstop

Early 20th-century Modernist figural black cat doorstop, manufactured by the renowned Hubley Manufacturing Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, circa 1920–1930. Highly celebrated fo...

Rare antique Art Deco Hubley cast iron modernist black cat door stop. Dimensions: 5.25" x 4.5" x 10" (W x D x H)

A beautifully stylized modernist cat doorstop showcasing a stunning original surface with age-acquired patina and delicate craquelure, which not only spe...

Stylized Art Deco flowers in urn with original paint. Attributed to Hubley, circa 1925. From a large collection.

Fabulous screeching black cat door stop in iron & steel. Stylized in the manner of Walter Von Neesen for Chase. In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear.

Black Cat Lovers Cast Iron Painted Door Stop Decorative object kids Bedroom Beautiful cast Iron of late 19th century Early 20th C. black cat of hand painted door stop decorative gif...

Rare french Art Déco bronze sculpture "Cat" on a black belgian marble base by Lucien Charles Edouard Alliot. (1877-1967). Signed LUC on the black marble base. Beautiful original blac...

Antique figural Italian cast bronze cat (circa 1920s). This Italian marvel, born in the heart of the 1920s, is not just a statue; it's a portal to a by...

Cast Iron Charm: American Folk Art Cat Doorstop This charming piece of American folk art is a cast iron doorstop modeled in the form of a black and white tuxedo cat. Doorstops like ...

Cast Iron Sleeping Scotty Dog Doorstop, Attributed to Hubley Manufacturing Company, Early 20th Century This charming cast iron sleeping Scotty dog doorstop, attributed to the Hubley Manufacturing Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, exemplifies the enduring appeal of early 20th-century American figural ironwork. Modeled as a recumbent Scottish Terrier with its head resting gently on its forepaws, the sculpture conveys a sense of calm domesticity and quiet companionship. The figure is crisply cast, with particular attention given to the Scotty’s distinctive pricked ears, elongated muzzle, and textured coat, rendered through rhythmic, hand-finished striations that suggest fur and musculature. The proportions are well balanced, allowing the piece to function practically as a doorstop while retaining a sculptural presence suitable for display. Executed in solid cast iron, the surface retains a deep, even dark patina consistent with age, enhancing the dog’s form and lending visual depth. Such animal doorstops...