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ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915’s

ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's

ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's
Eye-catching full-figure form of sitting cat with exaggerated neck. Unbelievable painted facial expression. This is an overpowering doorstop – weighs 13lbs. A must have for that discreet cat lover!! 10 1/8″ tall x 3 3/4″ wide x 6 deep. 18.34 LOOKING FOR UNUSUAL, THOUGHTFUL & SPECIAL GIFTS? VISIT OUR STORE FOR MORE UNIQUE CAST IRON, DOORSTOPS & CAT ITEMS! The item “ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915’s” is in sale since Thursday, January 05, 2017. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Metalware\Cast Iron”. The seller is “ilymore” and is located in Washington, District Of Columbia. This item can be shipped to United States.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Subject: Doorstop
  • Topic: Whimsical Sitting Cat w/ Tail Up
  • Material: Cast Iron
  • Age: ca. 1915-1920’s
  • Size: 10 1/8″ tall
  • Maker: unknown
  • Weight: 13lbs. 8oz.

ANTIQUE RARE WHIMSICAL SITTING CAT With TAIL UP CAST IRON DOORSTOP CIRCA 1915's