Victorian Revival Figural Brass Wall Sconce with Dragon Motif newspaper art with surface rust and wear

with surface rust and wear present but strong color and legibility throughout

During World War II the company produced dubbing for shoes and other leather products for use in the military

This apron would have originally been used to roofing nails

by The Meek Company (Local 19) - Coshocton

Victorian Revival Figural Brass Wall Sconce with Dragon Motif newspaper art with surface rust and wearOrnately cast brass wall sconce featuring a figural dragon head arm with scrolling foliate embellishments and a ringed finial drop. The etched glass shade displays stylized floral and foliate motifs, diffusing light in a classic Victorian Revival manner. A decorative rosette backplate anchors the piece to the wall. Brass wall sconces of this period were popular in both residential and commercial interiors, reflecting the fascination with ornate,