FALSTAFF BEER Change Tray

This glass change tray has a graphic of the famous Hires Root Beer child and is mounted to a wood base. It was manufactured by The Brunhoff Mfg. Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio. Condition (Excellent). Size 2-

Falstaff beer tray, dated 1910. 22" D..

A grouping of two 1960s Falstaff round metal beer trays by Falstaff Brewing Corp. of St. Louis, Missouri. Each piece features a simplistic gold and white design with the company name in red. Dimension

1974 Falstaff Beer reproduction Sign Charger Tray - as-is as-shown, some scuffs, minor Crazing and minor dings/dents. tray is 2ft" in circumference

1971 Falstaff Beer reproduction Sign Charger Tray - as-is as-shown, some scuffs, minor Crazing and minor dings/dents. tray is 2ft" in circumference

1971 Falstaff Beer reproduction Sign Charger Tray - as-is as-shown, some scuffs, minor Crazing and minor dings/dents. tray is 2ft" in circumference

Falstaff Beer, Indy 500 Beer Sign / Tray. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 12 x 16 x 2

American. 1910s. Lithographed tin. This highly sought Western cowboy-themed change tray features a horse in full exertion saddled with a less-exerted cowboy enjoying "the best [beer] in the West". Nat

A grouping of four 1930s - 1940s round metal beer trays. This lot includes a 1931 Louis F. Neuweiler's Sons tray made in Western Germany, a 1940s Scheidt "Valley Forge" tray, a 1940s Falstaff tray, an

A group of 5 vintage round metal beer trays including a 1950's Ballantine 'America's Finest' tray, a 1960s Ballantine 'Golden Mellow from the Golden Harvest' tray, a 1960's Falstaff 'America's Premium

A grouping of 4 round metal beer serving trays including a 1930's Consumer's Beer "Ask Father" tray, a 1940s Scheidt "Valley Forge" tray, a 1940s Falstaff tray, a 1940s Standard "Ask for Standard Ale"

Eight Beer Advertising Trays. Circa 1940s/60s. Lot includes Falstaff, Schlitz, Blatz, Jax, Peter Doelger, Busch, Hornung’s, and Grain Belt Beer. Largest 13”. Overall minor oxidation to ima

General Tires, Oranjeboom Holland Beer, Falstaff, Miller High Life girl all approx. 13, 14 inches. Miller is very age damaged, the rest are lightly scratched

Breweriana (5), serving tray, Dick & Bros. Quincy Beer Factory scene, metal, VG cond w/edge wear, 10.25"H x 13.25"W; bottle display, Falstaff, plaster, VG+ cond, 11.75"H; (2) backbar displays: Schmidt

Oneida Brewing Co - Utica NY - Cheif Skenandoah American Indian Antique Advertising Beer Tray. Appox 12 inches dia. Great Lithography and seems to be untouched condition w needing a professional clean

Guaranteed authentic Hermes porcelain Les Jardins d'Armenie ashtray / change tray. Depicts an exotic Armenian garden intricately displayed in Nuit and Or (gold). A perfect accent piece for any room. P

Oval beer tray with green background and Carnation Girl holding red carnations. Columbine Beer, Bottle Draught, Colorado Columbine Brewing Co., Leadville, Colo. 16.5x14". Moderate wear.Date: Country (

Canadian. 1910s. Lithographed tin. Rare and seldom seen variation displays horse with white feathering on the rear hooves along with the pint bottle. Marked, "The Thos Davidson Mfg Co. Ltd., Montreal"

A. G. Van Nostrand Bunker Hill Brewries beer tray. 12''dia

One small blemish, See photos. Please note the absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no condition issues with this lot. Please contact us for a detailed condition report.

American. 1910. Single sided tin (SST). Very rare. Light uniform surface craze. Very minor surface losses from the extreme edges including three small rubs at the lower left, lower right and upper cen

Theodore Roosevelt: Rough Rider Beer Tray. 13" x 16" oval lithographed tin beer tray depi

Wonderful shine and colors remain with only a small paint nick around 5:30 at the bottom of the face of the tray. The border is clean but there are numerous tiny outer rim nicks. Condition: 8.3 - 8.6,

One of only two known, this unusual change tray is a great go-with for cigar cutters. Upon purchasing a cigar, change is placed in the oval tray, and then the patron rests his finger against the wire