Gilded cast iron mirror; early 20th century; mirrored portion is 9" x 12", total height including base is 18"; mirror moves on a hinge; some wear to gilding
 

This is a 1930's Italian iron candleholder with pears and a bird; it has considerable paint loss on white flower that holds the candle; about 8" x 8" in size.
 

This is a pair of Italian toleware candleholders from the 1930's; they have a motif of apples, blossoms, and leaves; the original Made in Italy labels are present, and they are in excellent condition.
 

This is a 1930's Italian toleware centerpiece which holds two candles; it features lemons with leaves and blossoms; it measures 7" x 17.5" x 4" high, and has very minor paint chipping.
 

This is a super pair of Italian toleware strawberry sconces. Each sconce measure approximately 6" x 7" x 7", and are original except for the plastic candle covers, which I replaced because the old ones were so yellow and cracked. The wiring is original, which I would have checked. There is the remains of a paper label, but no other mark that I can find. They hang from a metal loop, and would be terrific in a kitchen!
 

This is a whimsical name sign of either cast brass or bronze. It features a squirrel holding an acorn which is sitting on a branch holding a sign with "D.F. Hering" on both sides. The metal is painted a matte gold color and the letters are dark gray. The piece measures 10 3/8" x 10".
 

ca. 1926; probably Moffat; painted iron; inscribed 9880 and 6710 on back; side view of reclining camel
 

1930's; cast iron painted beige with yellow, apricot, lavender, and turquoise accents; slight wear to paint; inscribed 18 on back; 4" x 2.5
 

ca. 1930's; painted cast iron; 7.25" high; inscribed no. 101 on back; excellent condition
 

ca. 1920; cast iron with worn copper plating; inscribed "Lusse Bros. Inc. Phila Pa. Auto & Water Skooter"; 8.75" wide and 7.75" high; depicts a winged griffin holding a shield on which the letters L and B are entwined, with the griffin standing on a motor boat
 

This is a cute cast iron door stop in the shape of a skillet. It is stamped "E.M.I.G. 1285" on the reverse, and measures 8" x 5". The emerald green paint shows some wear.
 

This is a painted bronze door stop of an American Indian brave. It measures 6.25" x 7". Some wear to the paint.
 

This is a fabulous pair of heavy cast iron brackets measuring 12 7/8" vertically and 10" on the horizontal. They feature an organic motif of oak leaves, tree limbs, and acorns, with a wolf's head in profile. The black paint is not original. These would make a beautiful mantel support or would support considerable weight as a shelf. circa 1920