Early 20th Century Reverse-Painted Brooklyn Meat-Market Scalloped Glass Sign german The poster on the right

The poster on the right is from the band's 1969 2-night stay at The Rose Palace in Pasadena featuring Julie Driscoll with Brian Auger and the Trinity performing their cover of Bob Dylan and Rick Danko's song "This Wheel's on Fire

Cracking and distress is noticeable around the seating cushion

it measures 40" from the base to the tip of the shade

The roof-raising system and hatch sometimes lift unevenly

These eye-catching pieces feature a unique combination of late Art Nouveau and early Art Deco embellishments

Early 20th Century Reverse-Painted Brooklyn Meat-Market Scalloped Glass Sign german The poster on the rightAntique reverse painted scalloped chipped glass butcher shop sign with mother of pearl and gold leaf accents. Talk about one of a kind; you will truly never see a piece like this again. Starting with the field, this piece features a reverse painted green backdrop which allows the other highlights to pop. An illustrated bull bust is likely the first thing that catches your eye here, likely aided by the fluorescent orange border outlining it. However,