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Late 19th Century Cast-iron Boot Scraper
Rupert Landen Antiques
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Late 19th Century Cast-iron Boot Scraper

19th century
Description

This small 19th-century boot scraper is in cast-iron with two holes in the bottom for attaching to the ground - is quite light so these would be required. The piece has C scrolls to the top of the scraper.

sku 3741

Physical Dimensions
Height
14cm (5.51")
Width
27cm (10.63")
Depth
22cm (8.66")
Declaration

Rupert Landen Antiques has dated this Cast Iron Boot Scraper to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1176510
Dealers Internal Reference
3741
Dealers Notes

Based in the South Oxfordshire countryside,

Rupert Landen Antiques is a family-run antiques business. Specialising in hand-picked chandeliers, mid-century lighting and period furniture.

We source and lovingly restore unique one-off pieces, using traditional hand finishing techniques.

In our specialist restoration workshop, we put the craftsman at the heart of what we do with care, authenticity and pride.

You can arrange your own transport or collect in person. We ship worldwide and have extensive experience of wrapping carefully so you can shop with confidence! We often deliver for free to mainland UK - please contact us to discuss.

You can also view items at our restoration workshop by appointment only.

Our lighting has all been lovingly restored, tested and earthed but will need to be installed by a qualified electrician. All of our furniture has been through our antique restoration workshop.

All sizes are approximate.

Description
This small 19th-century boot scraper is in cast-iron with two holes in the bottom for attaching to the ground - is quite light so these would be required. The piece has C scrolls to the top of the scraper.

sku 3741

Height
14cm (5.51")
Width
27cm (10.63")
Depth
22cm (8.66")
Date of Manufacture

Rupert Landen Antiques has dated this Cast Iron Boot Scraper to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1176510
Dealers Internal Ref
3741
Rupert Landen Antiques
Rupert Landen Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2018

Specialists in antique lighting and chandeliers

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A late nineteenth-century cast iron boot scraper featuring a rectangular drip tray base and a scroll-detailed scraping blade with heavy rusted patina.
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Archive I A late nineteenth-century cast iron boot scraper featuring a rectangular drip tray base and a scroll-detailed scraping blade with heavy rusted patina.

Late 19th century cast-iron boot scraper

Archive II A late nineteenth-century cast iron boot scraper featuring a rectangular drip tray base and a scroll-detailed scraping blade with heavy rusted patina. View II
Archive III A late nineteenth-century cast iron boot scraper featuring a rectangular drip tray base and a scroll-detailed scraping blade with heavy rusted patina. View III
Archive IV A late nineteenth-century cast iron boot scraper featuring a rectangular drip tray base and a scroll-detailed scraping blade with heavy rusted patina. View IV
Archive V A late nineteenth-century cast iron boot scraper featuring a rectangular drip tray base and a scroll-detailed scraping blade with heavy rusted patina. View V
Archive VI A late nineteenth-century cast iron boot scraper featuring a rectangular drip tray base and a scroll-detailed scraping blade with heavy rusted patina. View VI
Archive VII A late nineteenth-century cast iron boot scraper featuring a rectangular drip tray base and a scroll-detailed scraping blade with heavy rusted patina. View VII
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A late nineteenth-century cast iron boot scraper featuring a rectangular drip tray base and a scroll-detailed scraping blade with heavy rusted patina.
Late 19th century cast-iron boot scraper
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A late nineteenth-century cast iron boot scraper featuring a rectangular drip tray base and a scroll-detailed scraping blade with heavy rusted patina.
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Popularised during the nineteenth century, boot scrapers were placed outside entrances to allow visitors to remove mud, unpaved street dirt, and debris from their footwear before entering a residence.

Most historic boot scrapers were made from heavy cast iron or forged wrought iron to withstand constant outdoor exposure and physical wear, often featuring integrated trays to catch falling mud.

Authentic period pieces usually display heavy cast metal construction, natural surface oxidisation or patina, hand-drilled mounting holes, and subtle casting seams consistent with nineteenth-century manufacturing methods.

Boot scrapers can be positioned beside a front porch, inside a boot room, or within a hallway setting to introduce texture and historical character alongside contemporary utility items.

To preserve historic patination, brush away loose surface dirt with a soft dry bristle brush and apply a thin layer of microcrystalline wax or iron paste to prevent further moisture oxidisation.
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