A decadent relic from the age of velvet parlours, top hats, and candlelit soirées — this antique Victorian cast iron “Bacchus” boot scraper brings all the drama and grandeur of the 19th century. Richly adorned with ornate scrolling foliage and the expressive face of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and revelry, this piece once stood proudly at the threshold of a grand home, greeting muddy boots with unapologetic elegance.
Finished in a deep black patina that highlights every theatrical flourish, its equal parts functional history and decorative art. Whether styled beside a fireplace, at a garden entrance, or simply displayed as a conversation piece, this rare Victorian survivor has the kind of old-world soul and presence modern décor can only dream about.
A wonderfully heavy, sculptural piece of generous proportions for collectors of Victorian antiques, architectural salvage, or anyone who believes even a boot scraper should be fabulous.
18” x 11” x 5”tall