Late 19th Century Hand-Painted "Juno" Glass Oil Lamp with Floral Motif lathe Gilding and black pigment come

Gilding and black pigment come together to firm this excellent example of a reverse on glass advertising sign for Blatz Beer

was part of a national conglomerate and became Nebraska's first distillery

This monumental oak flat file cabinet stands as a commanding example of early 20th-century drafting storage

The bottom cabinet houses two shelves

Late 19th Century Hand-Painted "Juno" Glass Oil Lamp with Floral Motif lathe Gilding and black pigment comec. 1890s; Edward Miller Co. Meriden, CT A late Victorian oil lamp featuring a squat hand painted glass font set above an ornate cast brass base. The glass body is decorated with delicate sprays of pansies and foliage in soft purple, yellow, and green, over a pale celadon ground. The painted design is accented with fine gilt outlines, reflecting the floral tastes of the 1890s parlor. Above sits a brass collar and burner assembly, fitted with a tall