Early 20th Century Cast Iron Figural Dog Doorstop - Boston Terrier safe Exhibits minor signs of wear

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some stains

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Early 20th Century Cast Iron Figural Dog Doorstop - Boston Terrier safe Exhibits minor signs of wearc. 1910s; Hubley Manufacturing Co. Lancaster, PA Antique cast iron door stop designed and painted after a Boston Terrier. This piece features the form and coloration of the small, but mighty Boston Terrier. It is believed to have been used as a doorstop, but could just as easily have been a proxy pet dog for allergic people. Exhibits minor signs of wear including chipped paint throughout. 10" L x 5" D x 10. 5" H Please refer to photos regarding