A Beautiful Painted Cast Iron Figural Door Stop of a Scantily Dressed Lady sub-Antiques Certainly from a larger composition

Certainly from a larger composition

The lack of paper labels and colour means it is an earlier example

Beautifully aged rosewood with a patina that is full of character

encapsulates his attitude towards function and design

His Dakota was shot down at Arnhem in 1944

A Beautiful Painted Cast Iron Figural Door Stop of a Scantily Dressed Lady sub-Antiques Certainly from a larger compositionOrigin: European Period: Late Nineteenth Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Height: 15. 75 inches Width: 8 inches Depth: 4 inches In wonderfully aged condition, the hand painted polychrome doorstop with scrolled pedestal base surmounted by a scantily clad lady, naked from the waist up, her arms draped over her head in a relaxed pose. The loss and flaking to the paintwork is evident but only brings more beauty to an already