Deer brass door knocker

Marsoni

M251S

$22.00

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Deer brass door knockerShabby chic small door knocker from a traditional English cottage, in cast brass in the form of a deer head with large antlers mounted on a plaque with a wheat bunch and a fox; antique English early 1900s. Condition: fine Size: 14. 5 cm H; 7. 5 cm W; 5. 7" H; 3" W. Style note although Edwardian period was short, lasting between 1901 and 1910, it oversaw two major styles Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau. Traditionally, most Edwardian items, including

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Purchased for our two puppies when they were 2 months old and weighed about 14 pounds so theses balls were a little big for them to hold in their mouths but that didn't stop them from trying. While they did like these balls they much preferred softer soccer balls, the later of which did not hold up well at all. I had hoped they would play with these balls more when they were older but that hasn't happened 5 months later. I guess it's no fun if you can't tear the toy apart. Colors are very bright and they do enjoy chasing after them as long as I am the one rolling them across the room for them. Maybe when they progress to batting things with their paws they will start to do this for themselves.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025