Early hand painted shoe maker's trade sign displaying a

Early hand painted shoe maker's trade sign displaying a hand holding a lady's shoe above another shoe on a shelf - original paint - probably late 18th century - later wooden frame around border, some

SHOEMAKER'S DOUBLE-SIDED TIN TRADE SIGNLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyDepicts black, red and green footwear against a green ground. Housed in a black painted wooden frame mounted with hangers and chain.H

Two Vintage Painted Wood Trade Signs. Pointing hand and Shoemaker. Hand 23"l.

Painted Shoe-Maker’s Sign. Circa 19th century. Hand-painted shoe-maker’s sign depicting a hand holding a shoe, and another shoe lying on a surface. In vintage frame (though later than the

Boot and shoe Maker painted pine trade sign, double-sided, with shoe and boot silhouettes on a black sand painted background, 22'' x 14''.

Boot and Shoe Maker painted tin trade sign, late 19th c., double-sided, with a silhouette image, the boot painted with an American shield, in a simple ebonized pine frame, 21 1/2'' x 17 1/2''.

Incredible early hand painted double sided wood Milk Depot trade sign. Sign is in very nice condition for its age. Does have paint loss and wear from use and age, but displays extremely well. Measures

Composite material with metal frame. A nice example of this desirable trade sign in the shape of set of glass for an optical instrument make in London. CONDITION: Side one shows hand-painted lettering

Antique hand painted wood trade sign, "NO VEHICLES ALLOWED TO PARK BEYOND THIS POINT", circa early 20th c., 20 1/4" (h) x 75"

Antique hand painted wood trade sign, BIRD IN HAND LOFT with duck, circa early 20th c., 12 1/2" (h) x 72"

A Painted Wood Shoemaker's Shop Sign Early 20th Century Height 30 1/4 x width 38 inches. Property from the Collection of William L. Bernhard and Catherine Cahill, Southampton, New York Note: The first

Item: "Time to Pay Loans": Pawn Shop Advertising Sign Date: Early 20th century Material: Hand-painted metal sign Dimensions: 28.5 inches diameter Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leav

Early 20th c. hand painted wood 18" (h) x 28 1/4" (l) Cafeteria trade sign. CONDITION: Areas with wear & or paint loss from age & usage.

Item measures approx. 6"h x 16" long. It is hand carved from a single piece of wood, has a brass strap, original orange and black paint on the exterior, gray paint on the interior and two drilled post

[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

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".

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.

Hand Carved, Painted, Double-Sided, Folding Pocket Knife Trade Sign. Late19th Century or Early 20th Century, Layers of paint. Complete. some areas of paint are original and old. 33" x 21.5" Keywords:

Sign crest states, J.A. KIEFER, with depiction of a horse below with the word, Practical, hand painted across the body, with an attached dangling horse shoe. 22”H x 33.25”W. Sussman Collec

A nice example of this early trade sign for an optometrist featuring nice hand-painted eyes in the lens regions, as well as ornately-crafted metal features. CONDITION: Side one shows general wear to t

A double sided wooden trade sign in the form of a large boot, marked "A.D. RUTH / BOOT AND SHOE MAKER / REPAIRING NEATLY DONE" - appears to retain original paint, late 19th to early 20th century. Some

This hand-painted wooden sign is made in the resemblance of a black pocket knife and folds open to close on a hinge. It measures 39.5" x 7" and is 2" deep when closed. When opened, the sig

SST. A nice example of this early trade sign, featuring "Locks" as well as having punched out holes, which were originally illuminated. CONDITION: Face of the sign shows hand-painted letters with age-

Two Early 19th Century Hand Colored Prints Titled "The Master Shoemaker" and "The Rooster" by Turner & Fisher, New York & Philadelphia. In a painted frames 8" x 9-1/4" and 10" x 8" overall. Condition: