Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish Patriotic Sign

Measures 38" by 18", made of cardboard, nice graphics, general wear. Very Good

Splendid Furniture Polish “It is Splendid” Tin Sign. Circa 1900s. Embossed lithograph tin sign for Splendid Furniture Polish. “It is Splendid / Makes Old Furniture Look Just Like New

Wellington Knife Polish, Bobbitts Cleanser, Java Brush, Judson L. Thomson mfg, Liquid Veneer, Brioshi Effervescent, Pounce, Parrot of Monkey, Edison, and O'Cedar

Cool antique cans of furniture/car polish from Standard Oil called Calol Liquid Gloss. The big one is full.

Label branded in top drawer. Dimensions: H 43” x W 40” x D 20” Condition: Showing signs of wear including scratches, chips, losses to veneer. Some water marks to top. Stains and scuffs to handle

Three different panels with gentleman at top. 52 1/2 x 36 1/2. Some staining.

Vico Magistretti, 'Nuvola Rossa' folding shelf, 1977, H. 189.5 x 104 x 40 cm. Made by Cassina, Milan. Beech wood, beech wood veneer., Bangert, Italian Furniture Design, Munich 1988, p. 147; Gramigna,

Vico Magistretti, 'Nuvola Rossa' folding shelf, 1977, H. 189.5 x 104 x 40 cm. Made by Cassina, Milan. Beech wood, beech wood veneer., Bangert, Italian Furniture Design, Munich 1988, p. 147; Gramigna,

Lot S280 - Blue Ribbon Polishes Single-Sided Embossed Tin Sign HIGHLIGHTS Original* c. 1930s Preserve Your Car with Blue Ribbon Polishes Would be enhanced by light cleaning and framing Mfg. by: Americ

Early tin and wood trade sign "Matinee / TODAY". Patriotic painted border. 46 1/2" x 41 1/2".

SST. C. 1930s Gold Medal Camp Furniture embossed self-framed tin sign. CONDITION: Good color and graphics. The sign shows areas of paint loss throughout the field. The sign has minor surface scratchin

Gilbert Rohde (American, 1894-1944) Sofa Table, Model 3549 from the East Indian Laurel Series, 1934-1938, Herman Miller Furniture Co. Laurel wood veneer, chrome-plated steel 20-1/2 x 13 x 30 inches (5

Breweriana Sign, Mt Vernon Beer, Very Rare, patriotic, soldiers toasting George Washington w/lager beer, litho on cardstock, c.1895, VG+ cond w/bright orig colors, some touch-ups & conserved fold line

Hein, Piet, Pair of Mid Century Modern Nightstands, with stunning rosewood veneer, c. late 1960s, each with Danish Furniture Maker's Control label, drop front, with original pull out drawer and shelf,

Empire style dining room table, handcrafted in Italy. Contracted through Stickley (NY) and David Michael Furniture in North Carolina. Burl walnut veneers with inlays in various woods, featuring the 12

A painted wood and wrought iron tavern sign Inscribed and dated, "Entertainment 1802" Double-sided, decorated with Patriotic shield and eagle. (H: 57 in. W: 59 in.) Provenance Christie's, New Yor

Automobilia, Ford Golden Jubilee dealer sign, cast metal & wood shield shape, c.1953 w/painted metal panels & copper mounts, VG cond w/weathered patina & would benefit from a good polish, 29"H x 27.5"

This National Guard advertisement from 1968 captures a pivotal moment in American history, reflecting the era's patriotic and civic spirit. Its bold design and vibrant colors evoke a sense of pride an

Baker Furniture Stately Homes collection mahogany and mahogany veneer dwarf breakfront buffet cabinet in the Regency taste, after a circa 1815 piece in the collection of H.G. the Duke of Wellington, S

Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture Art Deco style king bed, executed in flame mahogany veneer, having a gently arching headboard and footboard with black paint-decorated edges and curved corners, rising

Canadian. 1950s. Backlit glass panel with liquid-filled glass tube letters. This rare, animated sign features bubbling letters and a lighted panel. Tagged, "Biolite, Inc" on the back. 5.75" x 13" x 4"

Michael Vanderbyl for Baker King-Sized Bed from the Archetype Collection, retaining the Baker Furniture maker's plaque, the headboard with figured veneers arranged as fitted wedges, the footboard in l

beautiful antique English George III Burl Walnut chest on chest . signs of age , missing one ring handle pull on a drawer, hole on top and other small areas of veneer damage (please see pictures) meas

Boston, Massachusetts, 1820-1830, top drawer with stenciled label "Rufus Pierce Furniture Ware-House No. 17 Market St. Boston", highly figured veneers, top with two drop leaves over twoÿfitted drawer