c. 1850 English Mahogany Renaissance Revival Corner Library Cabinet necklace This tin litho sign is

This tin litho sign is meant to be in the middle part of a door (most likely a screen door) opposite the hinges where a customer can either push on the tin sign rather than push on the screen or pull on the door by the handle to open it

It measures 4" high 5

The socket and bulb are protected by a thick

and leather cockpit—encapsulating the romance of vintage motoring

The table sits on fluted legs with turned

c. 1850 English Mahogany Renaissance Revival Corner Library Cabinet necklace This tin litho sign isThis monumental Victorian corner cabinet is crafted in richly toned mahogany with deeply molded, convex paneled pilasters and geometric glazed upper doors. The form reflects Renaissance Revival influences common in mid 19th century English library furniture, with bowed side panels, and stepped molding profiles. The interior includes full height shelving behind the original glass, with the upper door rails bearing period stenciling most notably LENORE