19th Century Brass Railroad Spittoon by Bernard & Frank tin tacker Promotional prints like this were

Promotional prints like this were displayed in shops or distributed to merchants as point-of-sale advertising

5" W x 5" D x 16

including an all over patina which gives this piece a classic emerald look

it measures 42" from the base to the tip of the shade

Chair: 38" W x 45" D x 39" H

19th Century Brass Railroad Spittoon by Bernard & Frank tin tacker Promotional prints like this werec. 1880s; Bernard & Frank, New York Heavy brass spittoon with flared base and wide funnel mouth, cast and stamped by Bernard & Frank of New York, patent holders for spittoon design dated February 20, 1883. This example would have been used in public spaces such as railroad cars, depots, and saloons, where durable construction was essential. The thick walled brass body provides substantial weight to keep the vessel steady on railcar floors subject to