Vintage Metal Lowboy Dresser in Cream Enamel by Simmons pinball the town in which it

the town in which it was manufactured was named for the company as Helmetta was built around the snuff mill and named by George Helme for his daughter Etta

882 casting

The entire piece is believed to be cast iron with a bronze-tone paint applied

and was historically used as a unit of measurement

Vintage Metal Lowboy Dresser in Cream Enamel by Simmons pinball the town in which itc. 1940s 1950s; Simmons Manufacturing Co. Kenosha, WI A tall, four drawer steel dresser finished in a soft cream enamel one of Simmons' signature post war colors for their sanitary, metal bodied case goods. The rounded corners, inset drawer faces, and brass cup pulls give it a clean, utilitarian presence. The top drawer includes an internal divider, while the three lower drawers offer full open storage. Built for longevity and daily use, this example