Ed Donaldson Hardware Restorations Boot Scrapers

Reference # 998-701

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Free-standing pan style Victorian boot scraper, circa 1875, in cast iron. Measuring 11 1/2" x 9" outside across the top and 9 1/2" x 7 1/4" across the base - 8" high overall with the scrape blade portion measuring 8 1/4" wide. Restored to a black finish similar to original. This type of pan scraper came apart into two pieces - the bolt attaching the scrape blade portion into the pan has been replaced. Weighs over 8 pounds.

Reference # 998-711

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Early wrought iron foot or boot scraper from circa 1800, made to be leaded into a stone base. The scraper itself is 11" high overall x 8 1/2" across at widest x 7/8". Nicely formed scrolls are riveted to the uprights as is the scrape blade (5 3/4" across x 2 1/8" high) as shown in photos below. Excellent workmanship and form in excellent condition - present black finish with traces of green paint is not newly restored.

Reference # 710-186

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A very early Colonial boot scraper, circa 1750 - 1790, with unusual arched feet. Measuring 7 1/2" high overall x 6" wide, the nicely formed scrolls are 1 3/4" in diameter. The inside measurement of the scrape itself is 4 1/2" x 1", showing appropriate wear. An unusual component of this scraper is that it seems to have very slightly differently formed feet. They both appear to be original to the piece and either were made by the same person at different times or, perhaps, by two different smiths in the same shop. A quaint and pleasing early boot scraper.

Reference # 998-730

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New old stock, never used, cast iron foot scraper with brushes mounted in wood blocks sold by the Montgomery Ward Co. from the middle of the 1900's. Measuring 7" x 2 1/4" wide at the mounts x 2 3/4" high overall. Four mount holes make this scraper/brush stationary.