
Cast Iron Six-Cat Wall-Mounted Key Rack
This is a wall-mounted organizational rack featuring a whimsical row of six feline figurines seated on a horizontal bar. Constructed from heavy-duty cast iron, the item possesses a dark chocolate brown finish with subtle bronze-toned or rusted highlights, characteristic of an aged oil-rubbed bronze patina. The rack measures approximately 6 to 8 inches in length. Each of the six cats is depicted from behind, with their curved tails dropping below the mounting bar to serve as individual functional hooks. The cats vary slightly in size and posture, with a noticeably smaller kitten-style figure at the far right, suggesting a 'feline family' motif. The casting exhibits a textured, somewhat rustic surface typical of sand-casting methods. It is secured to the wall via two pre-drilled integrated mounting holes located at the far left and right ends of the crossbar, currently shown anchored with standard Phillips-head screws. The condition appears sound with no visible fractures in the iron, though there is light surface oxidation and minor wear consistent with domestic use. This style is indicative of late 20th-century to contemporary decorative hardware, often designed in a folk-art or 'country chic' aesthetic.
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Estimated Value
$25 - $45
Basic Information
Category
Home Decor & Hardware
Appraised On
January 28, 2026
Estimated Value
$25 - $45
Item Description
This is a wall-mounted organizational rack featuring a whimsical row of six feline figurines seated on a horizontal bar. Constructed from heavy-duty cast iron, the item possesses a dark chocolate brown finish with subtle bronze-toned or rusted highlights, characteristic of an aged oil-rubbed bronze patina. The rack measures approximately 6 to 8 inches in length. Each of the six cats is depicted from behind, with their curved tails dropping below the mounting bar to serve as individual functional hooks. The cats vary slightly in size and posture, with a noticeably smaller kitten-style figure at the far right, suggesting a 'feline family' motif. The casting exhibits a textured, somewhat rustic surface typical of sand-casting methods. It is secured to the wall via two pre-drilled integrated mounting holes located at the far left and right ends of the crossbar, currently shown anchored with standard Phillips-head screws. The condition appears sound with no visible fractures in the iron, though there is light surface oxidation and minor wear consistent with domestic use. This style is indicative of late 20th-century to contemporary decorative hardware, often designed in a folk-art or 'country chic' aesthetic.
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