Antique Tole General Store Coffee Bin child The squared seat and spindle

The squared seat and spindle back are finished in a warm schoolhouse orange

Lackner was one of America's premier electric sign manufacturers from the 1920s through the 1960s

Exhibits some scuffs and scratches

25"H x 7"D

and hall stands during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

Antique Tole General Store Coffee Bin child The squared seat and spindlePaint decorated tin coffee bin originally used for countertop display and bulk dispensing in general stores. The curved front panel features stenciled and lithographed floral ornamentation surrounding a pastoral dog themed central image, with the word "COFFEE" displayed across the upper roll top lid. A small red wooden knob opens the lower hinged access door, once used to scoop out measured quantities of beans or grounds. Its hand painted detailing