Early 20th Century Notary Teller Booth mucilage however the details are still

however the details are still visible due to the longevity of cast iron

James Smith and Son - Poughkeepsie

Nooitgedagt & Zonen (Sons) - IJlst (Drylts)

This innovation made for a more durable chair that could withstand the extra wear and tear that comes with an industrial setting

JM - 082322 - 104872

Early 20th Century Notary Teller Booth mucilage however the details are stillAntique wooden notary booth and teller window. This piece features a large, central teller window flocked on either side by wrought brass bars aligned in a checkerboard pattern with scrolled edges. Below these are frosted glass windows with matching textured scrollwork embellishments. On the reverse (teller) side of the booth is a large desk that slants down towards the user. This is placed above two large cabinet doors that house two shelves, split