Early 20th Century Cast Iron Barber Shop Coat Rack travel bag The seat of this chair

The seat of this chair rests at 15" in height and the arms rest at 21" in height

Green eyeshades are a type of visor that were worn most often from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century by accountants

They featured the iconic Moxie Man or Moxie Druggist (phamacist) who became the icon of the brand in 1906 in order to further their claims of being a "nerve food"

MM - 4507 - 082523

8" W x 18" H

Early 20th Century Cast Iron Barber Shop Coat Rack travel bag The seat of this chairc. 1900s; (likely) The Emil J. Paidar Co. Chicago Antique cast metal coat tree with Art Nouveau design accents. This item features four removable two pronged hooks and a fluted base ending in elegant scrolls. Also present is the original turned and tapered finial cap. Exhibits moderate patina throughout and is in good structural order. 23" W x 23" D x 70. 5" H Please refer to photos regarding condition. For more info regarding delivery of your order,