Early 20th Century "Honest Scrap" Chewing Tobacco Framed Print Ad model T Porcelain occupational shaving mug featuring

Porcelain occupational shaving mug featuring a hand-painted bull's head flanked by crossed butcher tools

An illustrated depiction of a four sticks of butter in the upper left (facing) corner is paired with a series of playful typefaces in white that really let the colors pop and create a high-contrast advertisement

This cabinet can be separated into three sections for ease of movement

scalloped rims

Timmy Woods gained recognition in the late 20th century for hand-crafted wooden handbags produced in Beverly Hills

Early 20th Century "Honest Scrap" Chewing Tobacco Framed Print Ad model T Porcelain occupational shaving mug featuringc. 1910s; P. Lorillard Company Greensboro, NC Framed lithographed advertising print for Honest Scrap plug tobacco, depicting a tense, narrative driven scene of a dog and black cat squaring off over a package of tobacco. The central product an "Honest Scrap" box is prominently placed between the two animals, reinforcing the brand's slogan "An Everyday Scrap" printed along the lower edge. The imagery plays directly on the familiar "fighting like cats