Circa 1920s Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Cast Iron Doorstop trolleys The supporting brass arm could

The supporting brass arm could be tightened to help straighten the lamp but this would mean penetrating the original protective cloth underneath to access the screw

The plate was originally commissioned by DAK of Roskilde

The table is in very good condition with some signs of age and use and a slight hairline crack in one of the tiles

The glass is suspended via a small hole which allowing them to hang onto the white lacquered metal frame

The mirror has been rewired and is in full working order

Circa 1920s Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Cast Iron Doorstop trolleys The supporting brass arm couldThis 21 inch (56 cm) tall cast iron doorstop is an authentic piece of early twentieth century Americana, modelled after the famous Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in North Carolina. Cast iron doorstops were common decorative items in U. S. households during the Art Deco period, but this example is unusually tall and weighing over 3. 6 kg. This substantial size suggests it may have originally been used as a commercial shop display rather than solely for