Antique Brass Maritime E.O.T. Figural Cigar Cutter and Ashtray lion tin litho sign across the

tin litho sign across the front with company branding and a scene depicting girls and young women gathered and participating in a maypole dance

This particular model was one towards the high-end as evidenced by the polished brass and storage drawers

The overall dimensions of this chair measure 16"W x 15"D x 32"H

pawn shops were often called "Lombards

The entire case sits on a set of four casters that allow for ease of transportation

Antique Brass Maritime E.O.T. Figural Cigar Cutter and Ashtray lion tin litho sign across thec. 1920s Antique figural ships' engine order telegraph combination ashtray and cigar cutter, or Chadburn. This nautical piece takes the form of a the engine order telegraph stand, typically found on the bridge of early cargo and passenger ships to command the ships crew to adjust speed as necessary. A fun novelty, this piece uses the E. O. T.'s lever to form the cigar cutting portion while the ashtray forms the base. Exhibits minor oxidation