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Trade Sign
Dispensing Department
Late Nineteenth Century



In fine original condition including the blue ground against which is gold lettering with gray silhouette. Very good patina...80 by 44-inches. Shipping or delivery not a problem.

Price: $11,500

SHF-256






An Exceptional Nineteenth Century Barber Pole
Dry polychrome and gilt surface with great patina...



This stylish pole of exceptional form was turned from single piece of soft wood...second surface is desirable and early; dry and uniform at 100% coverage. The spherical terminals probably retain original gold gilt and are heavily oxidized. Early poles other than common baluster forms are quite scarce, this deeply turned example with central hourglass motif tapering at each end to a compressed ring finished by gilt spherical terminals is in green, red, white and blue paint. (Length: 29-inches.)

$7,950

927-1




S. AKIN
Trade Sign
New England
First quarter 19th century



A wonderful double sided trade sign remaining in first paint.
The spread winged eagle clutching arrows and an olive branch with its talons holds a string in its mouth from which is hung the American shield. The pine board with applied molding is surrounded by a sheet-iron strap; hand forged mounting bolts remain intact. (28.25 x 40.5 x 4 inches.)

$21,250

294-14






19th Century Pee Wee Miniature Golf Sign



Dimensions: 33 1/8 by 19.25-inches.

$1,500

210-166






Cutout, Carved and Painted
Fish Profile
First Half 20th Century



Perhaps an ice fishing decoy makers trade sign...or a fish mongers sign or a simple decoration. Nice old paint; good patina. (35 by 7 by 1-inches.)

$875

594-10







Nitschke Trade Sign
Umbrella Repair, Picture Frames and Sewing Machine Repair
19th Century



Dimensions: 65.75-inches high, 31.875-inches wide, 2.25-inches deep.

$3,725

231-5






Jeweler's Trade Sign
Circa 1900
Zinc



This two sided sign in the form of a pocket watch is made of sheet zinc and retains original surface history; several layers of paint and gilding. The most recent is probably early 20th century. In generally very good condition with "as expected" dings and dents...the seams of swing ring which surrounds the pendant crown will benefit from soldering. (Height: 41 inches; width: 29 inches; depth: 7 inches.)

$4,950

144-7






"Bridge Closed" Sign, Townsend, MA



19th Century wood sign that has had an in use split repaired.
Dimensions: 36-inches long by 11.75-inches tall.

$875

291-3






Trade Sign
Geo Little
All Leather Work




Advertising leather work on ladies hand bags, dress suit cases and also shoes.
Dimensions: 42 by 29.5-inches.

$4,150

573-29









Swatara Hotel Sign
Probably Pennsylvania
WM. Young
19th Century
American Shield



Oval painted and paint decorated trade sign with applied molding and retaining original hardware and dry surface history; one side with paint losses. (47.75 x 37.25 x 2.5 inches.)

$4,975

274-85







Tower Inn Trade Sign
19th Century



Dimensions: 37.75 by 11.25 by 3.5-inches.

$635

346-22






Trade Sign
Clocks, Watches & Jewelry Repaired
E. Spencer



Measures 22.5-inches in height, 34-inches in width and 3.5-inches in depth.

$4,475

270-57







WEEHAWKEN STERN-BOARD
New Jersey-New York
Antique



As depicted, long molded stern-board with concave corners in original surface history; traces of paint and gold lettering.
The sign was purportedly salvaged and purchased by a collector in 1951 when the ferry stopped running from New Jersey to Manhattan. (Length: 90 inches; height: 8.5 inches.)

$3,425

476-1






Apothecary Trade Sign
Carved Applied Letters And Half-Domes
Black Painted Sandpaper Background - SOLD



Very good condition. (60 x 15.25 x 2.5 inches)

722-7 - SOLD





If you are interested in buying any of these items, please call (978) 597-8084 or email David Hillier at drh@aaawt.com or Lynn Morin at lfm@aaawt.com

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