This fine antique brass doorstop. Is nicely modeled in cast iron. Has ornate casting and original paint. Has a subject of carriage with four wheels, two carriage men- driver and horn blower, and is pulled by two harnessed trotting horses. Is marked on both sides of the décor N17. Has a flanged base for counterbalance. Is balanced and stands on its own. The doorstop has a very nice patina and has not been cleaned or polished. The design for this coach and horses doorstop was patented by Charles Tuteur of Chicago in July 1930. Tall x 12.3 In. Wide x 2.8 In. The estimated date is circa 1930. Condition status includes losses and flaws from the making, mold lines, normal wear and rubbing. Overall, the is sound, having no chips, cracks, or major defects, and having had no other apparent repairs or restorations. Please see all photos which are a part of this description. Please check out my other listings with Fleurman. Please bookmark this work; Listing Category and List Price are subject to change. If you see something wrong in a listing, please send me a message and let me know and I will address the situation accordingly. If you do not feel it was a 5.