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C19th Pair of Bronze Door Stops / Door Porters or Andirons
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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£1,850
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C19th Pair of Bronze Door Stops / Door Porters or Andirons

19th century
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Impressive C19th pair of bronze door stops / door porters or andirons with a powerful presence and a good weight , the hairy lion's paw clutching a ball rising from a castellated flared turret with simulated stonework above a rope twist collar raised on a burnished cast iron hexagonal plinth with a moulded edge. Weight 12.5kg each

English circa 1840

Good condition

Dimensions (ins) 13.75 high x 9 (max)

Physical Dimensions
Height
34.9cm (13.74")
Width
22.8cm (8.98")
Depth
22.8cm (8.98")
Declaration

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated these Antique Bronze Door Porters to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA686875
Dealers Internal Reference
R0479
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Description
Impressive C19th pair of bronze door stops / door porters or andirons with a powerful presence and a good weight , the hairy lion's paw clutching a ball rising from a castellated flared turret with simulated stonework above a rope twist collar raised on a burnished cast iron hexagonal plinth with a moulded edge. Weight 12.5kg each

English circa 1840

Good condition

Dimensions (ins) 13.75 high x 9 (max)

Height
34.9cm (13.74")
Width
22.8cm (8.98")
Depth
22.8cm (8.98")
Date of Manufacture

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated these Antique Bronze Door Porters to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA686875
Dealers Internal Ref
R0479
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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Specialists in c18th & c19th furniture and objects

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A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases.
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Archive I A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases.

C19th Pair of Bronze Door Stops / Door Porters or Andirons

Archive II A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View II
Archive III A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View III
Archive IV A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View IV
Archive V A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View V
Archive VI A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View VI
Archive VII A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View VII
Archive VIII A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View VIII
Archive IX A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View IX
Archive X A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View X
Archive XI A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View XI
Archive XII A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View XII
Archive XIII A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View XIII
Archive XIV A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View XIV
Archive XV A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View XV
Archive XVI A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View XVI
Archive XVII A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View XVII
Archive XVIII A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases. View XVIII
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Stratford Road
Moreton-in-Marsh
Gloucestershire
GL56 9NQ
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Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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Verified Since Nov 2011
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A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases.
C19th pair of bronze door stops / door porters or andirons
Ref: SA686875
A pair of nineteenth-century bronze door stops featuring a heraldic lion paw holding a ball above a castellated wall, resting on heavy hexagonal bases.
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Door porters, or weighted door stops, gained widespread popularity during the nineteenth century to hold heavy timber doors open in grand residences, frequently featuring heraldic motifs such as lions, crests, and castles.

These items were typically cast in heavy bronze or iron using sand-casting moulds, often mounted onto weighted metal bases to provide sufficient stability against solid doors.

Authentic pieces display hand-finished casting seams, natural oxidisation in recessed areas, significant structural weight, and smooth wear patterns on the underside of the base.

In addition to their functional placement at doorways, these decorative objects serve as sculptural bookends on shelving units or as decorative accents on a fireplace hearth.

Dust the surface regularly with a dry, lint-free cloth and apply a thin layer of microcrystalline wax to protect the metal from oxidisation, avoiding abrasive polishes that strip historic patination.
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