Description
This duck door stop brings a little farmyard charm to the foot of a door, with a plump rounded body, a long upright neck and a short tail that sweeps up at the back. It is finished in a warm light brown with a gently textured, woven-look surface, set off by a bright orange beak and two broad orange webbed feet that sit flat on the floor. A small black eye on each side of the head gives it a curious, friendly expression, and a cord bow is tied loosely around the neck with its ends left trailing. It stands 29cm tall, 20cm wide and 16.5cm deep.
A door stop earns its place wherever doors swing shut on a draught: the hallway, the kitchen, the living room or a bedroom. Set the duck against the door to hold it open, and at 29cm tall it is easy to see and simple to move aside when you want the door closed again. Its light brown colouring sits happily alongside natural wood, cream walls, sage greens and stone floors, and it suits a country cottage look as well as a simpler modern home. On the days the doors are left alone, it makes a cheerful decorative piece beside a bookcase or a favourite armchair.
The body is shaped with stitched seams that follow the curve of the chest and back, and the beak and feet have a plush pile that contrasts with the flatter texture of the body. Care is simple: a soft dry cloth or a gentle brush lifts dust from the surface, and keeping it indoors, away from damp floors and direct heat, helps it look its best. Stand the duck by the front door with a woven basket for scarves nearby, or choose it as a present for someone who loves a touch of country character at home; its friendly face does most of the work.
Specification
| Colour |
Brown |
| Height |
29cm |
| Width |
20cm |
| Depth |
16.5cm |
| Weight |
1.098kg |
Frequently Asked
How big is the duck door stop?
It stands 29cm tall, 20cm wide and 16.5cm deep, so it sits neatly at the foot of a door without taking over the floor.
What colour is the duck door stop?
The body is a warm light brown, with a bright orange beak and orange webbed feet, small black eyes and a cord bow tied at the neck.
How does the duck door stop stand?
It sits upright on its rounded base with its two broad orange feet at the front, ready to rest against a door and hold it open.
How do I keep the door stop clean?
We suggest lifting dust with a soft dry cloth or a gentle brush, and keeping it indoors, away from damp floors and direct heat.
Does the duck door stop make a good present?
We think so: its friendly face, orange beak and feet and tied cord bow make it a cheerful choice for anyone who likes a country touch at home.