WOODEN WISE POTATO CHIPS SIGN.

Dimensions: H 10" x W 24" Condition: Some oxidization; especially to edges and lower right corner.

This is a single-sided diecut masonite sign. It has great color and shine. There are two mounting holes at the ears and a smalls hairline crack at the top edge. Overall it is in very nice condition ra

1952 Wise Potato Chips Store Advertising Display Sign. Reads: Hey Mom ! I Want Some Wise Potato Chips. 11" x 17"

Sign is dated 1949. Very strong appearance with good colors. There is some edge wear and a few pinhole marks in the bottom center which are hard to see. There are also a few light scuff marks in the f

Including Coke, 7-Up, Colt and Wise Potato chips. Dimensions: 7-Up: H 12" x W 30" Condition: All with rust, scrapes, surface distress and light bends.

18 3/4 D x 72 W x 14 H. Zeeland Michigan, Circa 1950. Ebonized birch. From the Earl Wise, Sr. (Wise Potato Chips founder) Pennsylvania modernist residence. Provenance: Earl Wise, Sr. and thereafter by

Original daybeds from the Earl Wise, Sr. (Wise Potato Chip founder) Pennsylvania modernist residence. Baker Modern 1948 Series. 88 1/2 L x 45 W x 31 1/2 H (exterior dimensions). 76 L x 39 W (interior

Original desk from the Earl Wise, Sr. (Wise Potato Chip founder) Pennsylvania modernist residence. Baker Modern 1948 Series. 26 D x 29 H x 54 W. Provenance: Earl Wise, Sr. and thereafter by descent.

Original end table and dresser from the Earl Wise, Sr. (Wise Potato Chip founder) Pennsylvania modernist residence. Baker Modern 1948 Series. 32 1/4 H x 18 D x 18 1/2 W inches. Provenance: Earl Wise,

Important "402" chair with original fabric. Hog hair and horse hair cushions. Labeled. From the Earl Wise, Sr. (Wise Potato Chip founder) Pennsylvania modernist residence. Baker Modern 1948 Series. 32

Wastebasket with early label. 13 x 10 inches. From the Earl Wise, Sr. (Wise Potato Chip founder) Pennsylvania modernist residence. Provenance: Earl Wire, Sr. and thereafter by descent.

Circa 1940. Bronze and glass. Designed for Maxwell Phillips Co. (NYC). 39 1/2 H x 30 1/4 x 18 11/6 inches. From the Earl Wise, Sir (Wise Potato Chip founder) Pennsylvania, Residence. Provenance: Earl

Dark toned wooden wall sign with text reading Potatoes. Approx 8 x 37 inches. Moderate wearing to wooden sign due to age and exposure. Wall decor, wall sign, wooden decor, wooden accessories, wall acc

Two Potato Chip Tin Signs. Red Dot (two sided) and Humpty Dumpty. Very good to excellent condition. Humpty Dumpty measures 20 X 2 3/4 inches.

Misc. Lot including Books, Vintage Jays Potato Chips Tin, Wooden Cigar Boxes

[3] Assorted 1950s Wooden Snack Trays with Handles: Potato Chips, Popcorn, Peanuts. size: 4 in. x 11.25 in. (peanuts), 4 in. x 12 in. (chips), 3.75 in. x 13.5 in. (popcorn) Terms of Sale - Reminder: A

ASK YOUR DEALER FOR GARGOYLE MOBILOIL SSP SIGN IN WOODEN FRAME. CHIPS TO PORCELAIN, RUST, SURFACE SCRATCHES. 38" x 38" IN FRAME. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

The signs included in this lot are from Dan Dee Potato Chips, Aunt Jemima pancakes, Cleveland Baking Powder, Posts Sugar Crisp Cereal, Aristos Biscuit Mix. These are all old lithographs. Some are moun

Early wooden sign "FOR SALE HERE" - original white over blue paint - 19th century - 36"L x 8"W. Losses to molding on left end, 2"chip to sign on right end, some wear but all original still in fair to

Coca-Cola sign, porcelain, back marked Bierman Signs Since 1927, believed to be a contemporary version of an earlier sign, in-painted chips on green border, o/wise Exc cond, 6"H x 18"W.

Leinenkugel's Wooden Wisconsin Shaped Wall Hanging / Bar Sign - some chips.

Tough piece, 1st for us! It is 20" long, painted and decaled wood. It has good color and just missing its windshield and rear door knob. It has a chip on top sign and shows moderate over-all playwear,

Vintage wooden painted sign "Famous Green Mountain Potatoes" - 22 3/4" x 44 1/2"

Title: Wise Owl Shoes Trade Sign Provenance: We only know of 3 of these wonderful wooden owls. We have another and a friend has the 3rd. These were hand carved in the late 1800's as advertising for Wi