Wooden hitching post with cast-iron horse head finial. The post is made from turned wood that swells at the top and bottom. Remnants of white paint remain on the post, and the finial is painted black.

Question: Several years ago, we purchased an old home in Princeton, New Jersey. At the end of our driveway is a cast-iron jockey hitching post the owners assured us was an antique. The 50-inch ...

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