Cast Iron German Shepherd Doorstop by Hubley c.1910-1940 Side Chairs This piece has movable dividers

This piece has movable dividers in the drawers and constructed using dovetail joints

25 pound capacity and two original stickers on each side

The architect Eugene Jost built the Montreux Palace in Montreux

There were generally used to hold spare parts

considering the hard-plastic material to be an injury risk

Cast Iron German Shepherd Doorstop by Hubley c.1910-1940 Side Chairs This piece has movable dividersABOUT This is an original cast iron German Shepherd doorstop manufactured by the Hubley Manufacturing Company in Lancaster Pennsylvania USA. The piece has retained its original hand painted finish which shows wear along the spine, both screws and nose. It is in excellent condition with the appropriate patina for its age. CREATOR Hubley Manufacturing Company (Manufacturer) DATE OF MANUFACTURE 1910 1940 MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Cast Iron, hand painted.