Copper barber shop towel steamer

Copper body with iron legs (59"H x 15"W x 15"D)

FINE BARBER SHOP COPPER/IRON TOWEL STEAMER, 19/20TH C. H. 59"

Barber shop towel steamer, hard to find!

Dating to 1920, this is an all-original barbershop towel warmer made by The Vulcan Company. All complete components, including top sign, front door and front reverse glass that spells "Hot Towel." Thi

19thc copper barbershop pan with embossing. Inside is zinc coated. 13 1/2" wide x. 13" deep x. 6 1/2" high Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the

Milk glass 2 tier shelf with wooden supports and towel holder with nickel plated supports. 16 x11. Small Shelves. Bottom shelf 24". Good condition.

Rare Pair of Antique Barber Shop Supply & Towel Solid Wood Wall Hanging Cabinets, by Union Towel Supply Co. Church Street, New York. With Mirror. Both Numbered.Condition: Generally good condition. Dim

VINTAGE BARBER SHOP COPPER & BRASS HAT COAT RACK HALL TREE UMBRELLA STANDStanding 67.5", well built design on very sturdy base.

This is an all original copper-flashed scissor extension mirror, most likely out of an old barber shop. The glass mirror shows some minor lifting to the silver. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 27"

Barber Shop Walnut Finish Cabinet with Mug Shelf Top, 1890's. Cabinet has storage compartment in base with two doors and one shelf. The cabinet has a drop-down towel cabinet, two drawers, and left sid

Barber Shop Items (2), reverse painted & gilt glass sign for "Commodore Barber Shop" w/directional arrow & candy-stripe art glass towel bar w/nickel-plate standoffs, VG cond, larger 24"L.

Patent early 1900. Copper and brass, nice condition 30.5”H

National Cash Register Co. Model #210 is a restored copper oxidized register with Fleur-de-Lis pattern with original top sign reading "LE GRANDE BARBERSHOP". Serial number 1525668. Condition (Restored

Bodo Hennig water heater made of metal and copper. No longer avaiable and being made. German made. The wall heater is made of brass and is for a bathroom to make the towels warm and dry.

One paper towel roll holder is trademarked UMBRA. Piece is copper toned and brushed metal. One paper towel roll holder has metal shaft with circular shaped marble base and top. Umbra paper towel roll

Early John L. Wilocx - Russian Copper Shop Hammered Copper & Mica Lamp c1910. Unsigned. Excellent original patina and original mica. 20.5"h x 19"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your

Hans Jauchen (1883-1970) / Jauchen's Olde Copper Shop landscape relief plaque of Monterey cypress San Francisco, California copper etched signature "H. Jauchens, Sculptor, S.F. Cali" 17 1/4"w x 1/4"d

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR BUYER THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Stunning, 3 station oak barber shop back bar. Features 5 recently replaced beveled plate glass mirrors in oak frames. Gray veined marble top

Fine barber shop trade sign with pointing hand. Original paint on wood panel. American, 19th century. Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. 27-1/2" x 27-1/2". Please refer to this link for a

(BUSINESS.) Photograph of the Boyd and Miller Barber Shop. Photograph, 5 x 7 inches, captioned in the negative; moderate wear. Hammond, LA?, probably May 1941 Two barbers stand by two customers in the

Circa 1890 with five beveled mirror back, to different sizes, over full length white marble shelf (in three pieces as made), over triple pedestal base with each having two drawers over two doors, cuto

JOHN SLOAN Barber Shop. Etching and aquatint, 1915. 256x308 mm; 10x12 inches, full margins. Third state (of 3). Edition of only 35 (from an intended edition of 100). Signed, titled and inscribed "100

An early 20th Century hydraulic barber chair produced by Theo. A. Kochs Co. (Chicago). Leather, oak wood, metal, and other elements, in a swivel design. An elegant and nostalgic artifact of Art Deco A

The early 1900s door insert in four colors with gilt outline in reverse on glass advertising Billiards and Barber Shop was pictured in Pool and Billiard Collectibles by Mark and Connie Stellinga, publ