Early revolving barber pole c. 1900

c. 1880 - 1900. This is a very early wooden barber pole. Retaining much oft the original paint, showing wear and cracks to the wood and some paint loss. Has a great early look. Condition: (Good). Dime

Early 20th c outdoors barber's pole with lighted revolving twist, hand cranked mechanism, top globe replaced 72"

Wall mount electric barber pole, red, white and blue revolving cylinder inside a glass sleeve, early-mid 20th c, 43" h

Electrified Octagonal Cast Iron Barber Pole. Early 20th C. Bearing a brass serial number place reading "FMMM0006" Perhaps an Atwater Mfg, Chicago. Newly replaced glass cylinder. Size: 86" x 15" x 11.5

LATE 19TH C BARBER POLE, PINE, EARLY PAINTED SURFACES. EXCELLENT CONDITION 42"

Early 20th c wooden barber's pole, half column, paint cleaned down to old surface, tin end caps, ht 31"

Flat wooden barber pole sign, painted red, white and blue, 34 1/4" H. Good condition - expect few paint chips and some soiling.

19TH C PAINTED BARBER POLE, PINE, EARLY CRUSTY DRY PAINTED SURFACES. GREAT FORM. EXCELLENT CONDITION. 34"

Georgian satinwood tea caddy early 19th c., with barber pole and conch shell inlays. 4.5"h x 7"w x 4.75"d

A trio of 3 difficult to find early American books on bottles and glass, by the pioneers of American bottles & flasks. Edwin A. Barber's American Glassware c.1900, Stephen Van Rensselaer's Revised Edi

C. 1900. This is an early 20th century oak barber chair made by the Koken Company out of St. Louis, Missouri. Carved oak construction with leather arms, seat and back. Missing the headrest. CONDITION:

Large counter or tabletop postcard display stand dating to the late 19th-early 20th century. H. 46", width approximately 19".

Early 1900's Porc Floor Model Barber Pole

TRADE SIGN BARBER POLE, PATINATED METAL AND ELECTRIFIED, EARLY 20TH C.; 77"H X 16" DIA.

Vintage Silver 1899 Barber Dime Initial F Brooch, C-Clasp, early 1900's. The front side of this going is an engraved what looks like initial F, could be E with the scrolling it could go either way but

C. 1900. A nearly wooden Koken barber chair made by the Koken Supply Company out of St. Louis, Missouri. This is their "Kandel" model, which was manufactured at around the turn of the century. Cast ir

A Barber's Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mug Late 19th/Early 20th Century bearing the name C. G. Phelps in gilt-accented lettering, bisected by a barber pole. underside unmarked. Height 3 7/8 inches.

Barber pole, floor model, electric light-up mfgd by Theo Kochs Co.-Chicago, porcelain, glass cylinder w/revolving interior, orig brass maker's tag, c.1920's, VG wkg cond w/2 areas of porcelain loss an

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

A historical antique tin litho union wall sign. The journeymen, barbers, hair-dressers and Cosmetologists International Union of America issued union card. From the early days of the American Organize

Early 19th C, Spartanburg SC, heart pine secondary, string & barber pole inlay, original surface, pull replaced 100 years ago, 38 tall x 63 Wide x 22.5 deep

Cast aluminum wall mount housing with lighted revolving red, white and blue pole behind clear glass cylinder with original drum form clock on top with white dial with red Arabic numerals, dial 11&rdqu

UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, TLINGIT, SITKA, ALASKA Model Totem Pole, c. 1900 carved and pigmented alder, 23.25 x 3 x 3 in (59.1 x 7.6 x 7.6 cm) Provenance A Vancouver Collection. Model totem poles have been

Early Barber Pole 90"H, 24" diam.(base)