Early 1900s J.R. Beiersdorf & Co. Advertising Tin Sign with Rolled Edges tobacco tray This piece was designed and

This piece was designed and manufactured by William Gray and his eponymous pay station company in 1898

This footed trivet features a ring so it can be hung as decor or used under hot pots and pans

framed in a gilt gesso-on-wood surround

Berne Furniture - Berne

subtle humor

Early 1900s J.R. Beiersdorf & Co. Advertising Tin Sign with Rolled Edges tobacco tray This piece was designed andc. 1900s 1910s; J. R. Beiersdorf & Co. Chicago, IL Pressed tin advertising sign with scalloped octagonal form and original hanging chain, promoting J. R. Beiersdorf & Co., Pork Packers of Chicago. The central lithographed portrait of a blonde woman against a soft green background is bordered by faded gold lettering advertising the company's "Colonial Hams, Bacon, Lard, and Sausage." Typical of early 20th century butcher and packing house signage, the