Late 19th Century Japanned Cast Iron Cobbler's Mirror dummy paired with illustrated depictions of

paired with illustrated depictions of the eponymous self-rising pancake flour box next to a stack of ready-to-eat pancakes

producing high contrast silhouettes when used in ambient lighting

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some small rips and scuffs in the gores

Raised console table on tapered legs

This ashtray was developed for traincar use by Belmet Products in 1929

Late 19th Century Japanned Cast Iron Cobbler's Mirror dummy paired with illustrated depictions ofc. 1870s 1880s Antique adjustable floor mirror. This piece was used in the cobbling trade. Mirrors such as there were designed to sit low to the ground, often tilted or angled upward, allowing customers to view how shoes look on their feet without bending over. Features a japanned copper appearance with decorative embossed peacock feather embellishments. The mirror is set in an adjustable housing and boasts beveled edges. Exhibits moderate amounts of