Vintage Cast Iron Train Engine Doorstop Fondue Forks Christopher Columbus and Ferdinand Magellan

Christopher Columbus and Ferdinand Magellan spent more on fortified wine than weapons when they sailed the world in the 1500s

the makers mark identifies this bowl as part of the collection produced in 1967

This retro highball glass is modeled after a can of Wilson Tennis balls

MATCH Pewter Viviana Rectangular Platter Medium

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Vintage Cast Iron Train Engine Doorstop Fondue Forks Christopher Columbus and Ferdinand MagellanA freshly painted mid century American cast iron doorstop perfect for a boy's nursery, or a collector of locomotive history. A detailed hand painted representation of the status symbol door porters of the upper class of American society following the American Civil War. Before central heat and air conditioning, door stops were functional decor in antique houses, mansions and log cabins.