Vintage Mechanical Wooden Cigarette Box and Dispenser open namely marine models supplied to

namely marine models supplied to educators during the November-April off-season for fishing

This piece features an eight-day clock in a japanned copper housing

The sign is hand painted in a font that is typical from bold typefaces around the 1920s before typefaces would trend to become thinner during the 1930s as well as the advent of bright

The oval frame of the mirror features side embellishments where it connects to the mirror

MM - C-7236 - 020924

Vintage Mechanical Wooden Cigarette Box and Dispenser open namely marine models supplied toc. 1940s 1950s Wooden cigarette dispenser with figural bird lever. This piece allows for the user to push the bird downwards to receive a cigarette and is filled by taking off the lid and placing cigarettes in lengthwise. Featuring geometric inlays paired with adhesive design embellishments, this unique contraption almost makes me want to start smoking again. Gift message on base dates this to at least 1950. Exhibits minor signs of wear, but operates