19th C. Top Hat Trade Sign

Painted tin hatter's trade sign in the form of an oversized top hat. Much original red and black paint present. Hat approx. 16 1/2" x 19" x 8 1/2" H. Iron bracket approx. 18" L. Provenance: the estate

Painted tin hatter's trade sign in the form of an oversized top hat. Some paint loss and rust.Approx. 13 1/4" x 18" x 12 1/4". Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques de

Painted hat trade sign. 19th century. Condition: Old repaint. Hole in top. H 5-5/8" L 12-5/8" W 10-1/8" L (inner brim) 7-5/8" W (inner brim) 6".

19th Century Native American Sioux Beaded Top Hat with Fur Trade Double Cross Stamped MW. Inner lining is torn, rim has multiple tears and there are two small holes on the top which probably held anot

19th C Original red and yellow paint, sever dents and wear, 24 tall x 53 long x 12 deep

double sided, paint on metal, 19th century, 18" diameter plus top stem and loop, a neat attic find!

A Rare 19th century Sioux Native American Indian top hat from possibly the post Indian war era of 1860's. The hat features a large Indian War brass eagle in the front with a band of glass trade beads

Second half 19th century. Sheet metal stove pipe hat and glove with braized construction and white overpaint. Hat also has rivets. Wall bracket with forged back plate, tubular steel bracket and scroll

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

19th century, black painted scrolled frame centering a gilt hand on green ground inscribed "1856", double sided, mounting holes at bottom and hanger post at top of hand, 23-1/2 x 39 x 2 in.

Featured in this lot is this Northern Plains Indians beaded alpaca top hat, circa 19th - 20th century. The top hat shows a band of alpaca wool and shows black and chalk white trade seed beads with a s

19th century top hat with label for Levering & Co., Lafayette, Ind., dated on inside May 6, 1879, Overall size 7"t. x 9 1/2" x 12 1/2"

A nice example of this copper 3-D top hat trade sign, featuring outstanding patina. CONDITION: Top hat itself shows age appropriate patina to the copper hat. Original cast iron bracket shows oxidation

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.

Decorative painted top hat trade sign with mounting bracket. Hat 11" x 10" x 7", 21" L. on bracket.

Cast iron bracket with top hat on top. Has some oxidation and some soiling. Condition (Very Good). Size 31'' T.

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".

Twentieth century. Sheet metal top hat with layers of red and black paint. Decorative elements including copper medallion are probably added. Some flaking. 16"h. 18.5"w. including post.

Rare tin top hat trade sign; measuring 8.5 in H x 12.5 in W x 11.75 in D

Dimensions: 7" H x 8.5" W Condition: Some loss of enamel to inside, consistent with age. Approx. 15 lbs for shipping purposes

Wood 19th century trade sign for "Miss E. Lalone, Dressmaker", has molding around perimeter, 16" x 35" x 1 3/4", back side re-purposed to sell a farm,

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

19th Century "Antiques" Trade Sign. Double sides with remnants of robin egg blue paint. 41-1/2"l. Condition: Fair only with weathering and losses.