EARLY (19th c) J.T. SMART PROVISIONS NH TRADE SIGN

Very fine rare and early milliner trade sign. New England, early 19th century. Condition: Fine original condition. Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. H 14-1/8" W 36-3/4". Copy and paste t

19TH C / EARLY 20TH C TIN TRADE SIGN, PAINTED BLACK LETTERS OVER MUSTARD, WILMATS DEPT. STORE, ENFIELD, CT., 48 X 6

Antique Venetian barber poles trade signs, painted wood, late 18th to early 19th c., 36" (h)

[FOLK ART]. Hand-Painted Wooden Clock Hanging Trade Sign. [Late 19th century to early 20th century]. Double-sided hand-painted circular sign, with iron hanging loop. Approximately 13 ¾” in

Early boot maker's trade sign. Two sided. Amercan. Early to mid 19th century. New Jersey. Original iron bar through brackets. H 31-3/8" W 23" D 2". Condition: Copy and paste link for high-res images:

Late 19th C. Dentist Metal Trade Sign. Inscribed "Dr. W.P. Swasey Dentist". Dr Swasey was a Salem, MA dentist in the late 19th C. into the early 20th C. The lettering is hand painted on tin.

Early Ice Cream Trade Sign Late 19th - Early 20th C Pine 11 1/4"H X 24 1/16"W X 3/4"D Original dry paint, double sided, both sides with strong paint. Grungy surfaces, from outdoor exposure. Retains or

Late 19th/early 20th c. Germania Fire Insurance Co. New York Porcelain enamel trade sign. 11 x 17"

Dr. L. E. Hope Dentist trade sign. American. 19th century. Condition: Excellent with an early painted surface. H 15-3/4" L 51-1/2". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/

Late 19th century hanging Iron and Tin Shoe Trade Sign. Old painted surface. 19th century. Overall  L27" H 19". Tin Shoe Only  L 13-1/2" H 7-3/4".

Fine early Lawyer trade sign. New England, mid 19th century. H 15" W 25-1/2". Condition: Original dry condition. Some warping . Loose in frame. Estate of Jonathan Rickard. Link for high-res images: ht

Probably early to mid 20th century, molded and painted fiberglass with distressed zinc color, designed after antique French zinc horse head trade signs of the 19th century; approx. 24"H, 13"W, 15"D; g

Clock trade sign, Unusual small size, Cast iron frame with tin face. Old weathered paint. H 16-1/2" D face 11-1/2". Small stable old crack in rim. American, 19th century. Copy and paste this link for

Large early straight razor trade sign. Carved wood and silvered tin. American, 19th century. Condition: Excellent original condition. L open 25-1/2". Copy and paste this link for a high-res image: htt

'Harnesses, Coffins, Caskets, and Robes' trade sign. Signed in lower right corner. American 19th century. Condition: Paint lettering lightly refreshed early 20th century. L 72" W 20" D 1". Link for hi

Still retaining its original 19th century gold and dark blue paint. A very nice relief carved wooden trade sign on pine. Measures approx 5.5 inches x 48 inches long.

EARLY RAILROAD "THE GREAT WESTERN USHERS" TRADE SIGN W/LOCOMOTIVE PAINTED/STEEL W/WOOD FRAME, 19TH C., H. 33" W. 40"

Two Pretzel Trade Signs one giltwood pretzel, late 19th century length 24 inches one painted wood pretzel, early 20th century length 20 inches Provenance: Estate of Sheila Shevin of Rye, New York

Rare early Post Office trade sign with fine original script lettering on mustard paint. Original paint on molded framed wood panel. American, mid 19th century. Condition: Fine original condition. H 14

Late 19th century cabinet maker folk art sign found in Wiscasset Maine, likely belonged to H. Paine, a Boston cabinet maker. Dimensions: 23.5" Height x 48" Width

Early 19th century New Hampshire country Hepplewhite worktable in original red paint with dovetailed drawer, original glue blocks on top, original brass knob on drawer, 29"T x 36"L x 21"W, provenance,

Tobacco Shop Street Sign, circa 1850, in thin riveted cast iron with pewter features, was originally fully painted, now weathered. Roughly 22" x 7" x 12", great patina.

19TH C. TRADE SIGN - Large Single Pine Plank Painted Sign for Knowlton Carriages of North Chesterville, Franklin County, Maine (probably for the new factory erected in 1894, as noted in 'Hub' magazine

19th c. two sided wooden painted tavern trade sign. Original metal hangers. 25 1/2" x 44 1/2".