Brass Horse Doorstop c.1920

Rare Antique Brass Horse Doorstop — John Crowley of Manchester, Circa 1900–1920 A rare antique brass doorstop by John Crowley of Manchester, finely cast as a saddled horse standing on a rectangular plinth. Exceptional quality and patina. Full Description A superb antique brass doorstop by John Crowley of Manchester, dating from around 1900–1920. The piece depicts a saddled horse in standing pose, crisply cast with excellent anatomical detail and fine harness definition. Crowley’s foundry was renowned for its craftsmanship and distinctive equestrian subjects, making this example particularly desirable. The brass has developed a rich, mellow patina with subtle highlights from age and handling. Solid and weighty, it is both decorative and functional — a statement piece for collectors of equestrian antiques or early British brassware. Details Maker: John Crowley of Manchester Period: Circa 1900–1920 Origin: England Material: Cast brass Dimensions: H 23 cm | W 22 cm | D 7 cm Condition: Excellent antique condition with age‑related wear and patina consistent with use Provenance: English private collection Styling Notes Perfect for a country house, study, or equestrian interior. Its warm tone and fine casting make it a timeless decorative accent for hearth or hallway. Delivery Delivery is not included. Please use the Delivery Quote tab prior to purchase. Collection from our Sussex showroom is welcome, and nationwide couriers can be arranged on request.