Late 19th Century Figaro Cigars Sign

This Seidenberg and Co's Figaro Cigar sign is believed to have been manufactured by The Standard Sign Co. sometime between 1892-1901.This sign is complete and has been framed to protect its integr

Store trade sign. Papers, cigars, cigarettes, candy. American. Mid to late 19th century. Condition: Good with some old over-paint, wear and imperfections. H 45-1/2" W 12". Copy and paste this link for

A.M. Tucker & Co. Ice Cream, Soda, Candy & Cigars 91" long, 25" high late 19th century

Antique French hotel sign on wrought iron bracket. Late 19th century. Sign - 14"h x 54 3/4"w Bracket - 51 1/2" x 15 1/2"

A late 19th century cigar trade stimulator that turned into a money making gold mine for the operator/proprietor of the store. Virtually nothing mechanical could go wrong with these simplistic machine

A late 19th century cigar trade stimulator that turned into a money making gold mine for the operator/proprietor of the store. Virtually nothing mechanical could go wrong with these simplistic machine

The barrel decorated with characters depicting the four parts of the world with trophies of fish, game, cereals and vines. It is surrounded by twelve rings that can hold cigars and topped with an anti

Appears to be a replica after the style of the late 19th century trade signs H: 25"

Late 19th century, a cigar case with bulldog lid and burlwood case, Ht. 8.25"

A vintage painted metal and iron double-sided jeweler's sign circa 1900, in the form of a pocket watch, and includes hanging bracket, 26.5"h x 18"w x 3"d. Original yardarm. DIMENSIONS: 18ʺW &#215

Late 19th century wood trade sign for Syracuse Plows, original paint, Syracuse Chilled Plow Company was established in 1879 and then sold out to Deere & Co. in 1910, 7.25"T x 59"L

Wells & Hope, Philadelphia, a late 19th century lithographed tin sign advertising Crown Watch Cases, on a white ground with diagonal black lettering and gold drop shadows, the left upper corner with t

Late 19th century wood painted sign "Information Office", one board with bread board ends and square nail construction, 14"T x 22"W x 3/4" thick

Late 19th century tin advertising sign for H. Darlinghaus & Co., Louisville, KY Ladies Shoes, framed in wood and has a paper receipt included on back dated Apr. 19, 1888, 13"H x 15"W

Cast bronze figural slave bust affixed to an eagle claw leg stand, with original dip wick which are often missing with these desk lighters. These lighters worked one of 2 ways, either with a direct co

The raised carved bowl form in black marble surmounts three figural patinated spelter sphinx forms. Each metal form stamped Germany; late 19th century. Shows normal signs of wear associated with age,

Late 19th century, American. The sign advertising for “J.W. Keirstead Jeweler / Watches, Clocks, Jewelry & C”. This is a nicely lettered example in black letters on a painted white ground

BARBER SHOP sign, late 19th century Early Pennsylvania sign. Graphic, kinetic diagonally striped background. Superb surface. A classic piece of folk signage. 15 1/2 h x 31 3/4 w Late 19th century Plea

An amazing early late 19th century tin advertising sign in its original wood frame, advertising Coleman's Ko-Ko Tulu chewing gum. The sign originally was in yellow paint with green background and gree

The hollow cast trade sign depicts a knee-high men's boot style common in the late 19th century. Figural trade signs in the form of one's trade or occupation served as effective advertising to a socie

A late 19th century New England "Cigar Box" shelf clock. Unmarked 30-hour Brass time only movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Simple Pine case with Mahogany veneered door and original

Shahsavan Reversed Soumak Bag 43 x 41 cm (1' 5" x 1' 4") Azerbaijan, late 19th century Condition: good, signs of use at sides and ends, scattered small repairs Warp: wool, weft: wool

A late 19th century Skate Maker’s Trade Sign, found in Michigan. Iron (blade including the curl in the front) and tin, the “foot” of the skate retains its original light-blue surface, both top a

A large late 19th century cast iron oval rail road crossing sign which reads "Look and Listen". Size: 18.5" x 48"