Early 20th Century Oak Children's School Chair cutter MM - C-8580 - 041624

MM - C-8580 - 041624

Trade signs were figural representations of a particular service that could be easily identified during a time when many people never had the opportunity to learn how to read or write and used symbols in place of words

Although the the stool has seen some minor wear over time

This coat tree is in excellent shape and has only minor wear consistent with age and use

Includes unused adhesive tab on back

Early 20th Century Oak Children's School Chair cutter MM - C-8580 - 041624c. 1910s 1920s; Johnson Chair Co. Chicago Antique wooden child's schoolhouse chair. This piece features a slight rail back design with a small mid section of slats in the center of the backrest. Typical of quality wooden chair design, the two back legs and the sides of the back support are made from the same cut of wood, wider in the middle to handle the routine abuse from school children. Exhibits signs of being over 100 years old, including