Vintage Cast Iron Admiral Lord Nelson Doorstop – Large Decorative Figure (c.1900–1930) steampunk supplies Around 20 years later he

Around 20 years later he purchased the Johnstone Cotton Mills to cope with increased demand & continued producing boot laces

which are a strong example of post-war British gift-book design

well-handled patina typical of early training clubs

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This piece is one of 5 (this one is unsigned) by the same artist that came as a portfolio

Vintage Cast Iron Admiral Lord Nelson Doorstop – Large Decorative Figure (c.1900–1930) steampunk supplies Around 20 years later heA striking and substantial vintage cast iron figure of Admiral Lord Nelson, produced between around 1900 and 1930 and standing an impressive 41 cm tall. Cast in solid iron and finished in an old blackened surface, the figure shows Nelson in full naval dress with epaulettes, tricorn hat, sash and sword, standing on a stepped rectangular base typical of early 20th century cast iron doorstops and decorative fireside pieces. The hollow reverse, gritty