A Lithographic Spice Display Bin St. Louis Coffee & Spice Mills 1900
This is a Nectar Brand Spice display bin for Ground Black Pepper manufactured by St. Louis Coffee & Spice Mills circa 1910.
A Falstaff Beer Lithograph from The Lemp Brewing Co 1907
This is a rare colorful lithograph print advertisement made for the William J. Lemp Brewing Company of St. Louis, Missouri produced in 1907.
7UP SODA SELF-FRAMED TIN SIGN. Circa 1950
Featured is a very colorful oval tin sign from the Seven Up brand of soda. This sign is a self-framed sign and incorporates the slogan “You Like It, It Likes You”
2 O’CLOCK CLUB RYE WHISKEY SERVING TRAY, ADOLPH LOEB & CO, CINCINNATI, OH. Circa 1900
Pre-prohibition era serving tray from the Adolph Loeb Whiskey Distiller Company in Cincinnati, Ohio. 2 O’clock Club Rye.
“Old Scenter Rye” Whiskey Lithograph, Griesedieck, 1898
This is a very rare H. L. Griesedieck & Company cardboard sign advertising their flagship “Old Scenter Rye” brand of whiskey.
Whiskey Stoneware Jug, Ravarino Freschi & Co., Staunton, IL 1900
This is a rare whiskey stoneware jug made by the Ravarino Freschi Company in Staunton, Illinois, 1900
Wards Orange Crush Syrup Dispenser
Circa 1910 Wards Orange Crush Syrup Dispenser. The Ward Brand was a very popular one in the early 1900s, and the also had a Lime and Lemon brand which have their own syrup dispensers. Syrup dispensers were used in soda fountains for years and today are highly collected. Dispensers with their original tops command the most money from collectors.
Owl Coffee Serving Tray, Meyer Bros., St. Louis, MO 1905
This is an Owl Coffee serving tray made by the Meyer Brothers Company based in St. Louis, MO, 1905.
Fruit Juice Tablets Tray, Candy Bros. Mfg., St. Louis, MO 1902
This is a rare Fruit Juice Tablets serving tray made by the Candy Brothers Company in St. Louis, MO, 1900.
American Brewing Co Glazed Ceramic German Beer Steins 1906-1908
These are three vibrantly-colored coordinating glazed ceramic beer steins produced in Germany for the American Brewing Company (A.B.C.) of St. Louis, Missouri in 1906-1908.