Antique Tin Litho Walk-Over Shoes Storefront Sign do not enter Bright blue and orange come

Bright blue and orange come together to create a high-contrast

The wood is likely mahogany veneer

Vintage pendant lamp in the form of a large bunch of muscat grapes

though this particular chest likely originated around 10-15 years later as indicated by the tobacco burst image residing under the lid

Exhibits signs of wear

Antique Tin Litho Walk-Over Shoes Storefront Sign do not enter Bright blue and orange comec. 1920s; mfd. by Shonk Works (Chicago) for George E. Keith Co. Brockton, MA Antique tin advertising sign for Walk Over shoes, a Massachusetts based line of shoes. Walk Over shoes were released under the banner of George E. Keith Co., a company started by Gordon Eldon Keith in 1874. The shoes proved to be popular and were sold throughout the US and Europe; Walk Overs were also a featured item in LL Bean stores along the East Coast during the 1910s and