Early Functional Shoe Shine Stool ephemera This chair leans back and

This chair leans back and provides a comfortable seat

The apron measures 16"W x 8

free of shake or movement

exit signs of this style were often found in theaters and courthouses

This beautiful antique bistro table consists of an ornate cast iron base and a wooden top

Early Functional Shoe Shine Stool ephemera This chair leans back andThis antique combination shoe shine stand and bathroom stool was manufactured by the Chas. Geiser Co. in Chicago, Il. This stool originated during the 1920s and features blue chipped paint. Constructed of wood this stool features a hinged seat top that opens to reveal the retractable shoe shine rest. The shoe shine rest when pulled up, locks into its highest position. It has a thumb latch release so you may retract it back into the stool. Below the