Vintage Tin Over Cardboard Ambulance Sign childrens toy It features raised porcelain cherubs

It features raised porcelain cherubs and gilt figural heads of the fertility deity Pan

The cabinet features three shelves in total including the bottom

This workbench was designed by Moore Tool likely around 1930 as a woodworkers solution for storage and work space

The sofa is in overall excellent shape with minimal wear

Vintage Tin Over Cardboard Ambulance Sign childrens toy It features raised porcelain cherubsc. 1920s; Daugherty Memorial Hospital South Bend, IN Antique tin sign with cardboard support. Features white and red lettering and a string for hanging mounting on the back. The phone number is only three digits, indicating that this sign is from 1920 or earlier before the switch from three to four digit phone numbers. A makers mark indicates that this sign was produced by the Scioto Sign Company, which is still around to this day. Exhibits minor