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Posted 7 years ago
Lolita82
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This item was given to me from someone very special who I consider to be like my grandma. I honestly have no idea what it is but I have seen many online described as doorstops but this is much smaller, definitely heavy. Wish I knew what the C. I. W. C.O. stamped in back means
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There may be some clues as to the maker here.........(see below)
Superb 19th C American Cast Iron Classical Branded Pennyah, N.y. Double Ring Hitching Post C1860
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Superb & Rare 19th C American Cast Iron Classical Branded C.I.W. Co. Pennyah, New York Double Ring Folk Art Hitching Post In An Outstanding State Of Original Preservation. Original Surface. No Damage, Repair, Restorations or Alterations. Circa: 1840-1870. Currently I have to research the exact years C.I.W. Co. Pennyah, New York was in operation. We are attributing the year to 1840-1870. This wonderful piece of Americana can be skrewed down to a base or can rest as is on the floor. Wonderful Folk Art Americana Gem! « Less
He's great, and looks very old to me.
He is gorgeous and could be a paperweight.....
Yes I noticed doorstops in this design but they are bigger. Then I read that paperweights were also made by Hubley but all the pics online I have seen don't have the C.I.W.C.O. which has me stumped. My grandma had it wrapped and in storage which is why the paint looks amazing