Posted 1 year ago
jscott0363
(905 items)
Hello everyone!!
One of my rarest doorstops is this Bradley & Hubbard “Squirrel Eating Nut” doorstop. This one dates to the very early 1900’s. He had a lot of surface rust when I got him, but, to my surprise, still retained remnants of paint remaining. Only part of the base coat paint remains and you can still see a bit of green below the log he stands on and about 30% of the original gray paint on the backside. Bradley & Hubbard was always considered the Tiffany’s of doorstops due to their highly detailed features and this one is such a great example of their work. He measures 11 1/2” tall and 9 7/8” wide. He weighs in at 10 1/2lbs!! In the world of doorstops, this one carries a very high value!!! My red oaks are heavily producing this year and I thought I'd make use of them as you'll see in pic #2.
Thanks for stopping in for a look at my Bradley & Hubbard Squirrel!!
Scott
Fantastic squirrel doorstop, he's perfectly posed as the real ones are everywhere now eating their acorns, just gorgeous!
Another great one
You would have to be a Nut
not to appreciate this stop
Jenni,
Thanks so much!! These are extremely rare to come by, especially in this condition. I have red oaks in my yard and they've produced abundantly this year. So, I thought the acorns would make it nice Autumn display.
Vynil,
Thanks very much friend!! He's one of my favorites for certain!!
kwqd,
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Thomas,
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Dave,
Phil
and
Kevin
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Mike
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