c. 1920 Dental Stool by A. S. Aloe Co. abolition and the double paneled doors

and the double paneled doors boast detailed relief carvings for added visual interest

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This piece advertises the women's roller derby league that used to be held in the 64-foot drillroom of the 9th Regiment Armory in New York

This industrial side table features a refinished antique butcher block attached to a cast iron cream separator base

Features three articulated joints and a switch at the bulb socket

c. 1920 Dental Stool by A. S. Aloe Co. abolition and the double paneled doorsA swivel top stool developed by the Albert Sidney Aloe Company, sometime around the 1920s. This example is finished in a lovely green. This stool is sturdy and ready for daily use. The A. S. Aloe Company developed furniture and machinery until 1959, when it was absorbed by what would become the Brunswick company that still exists to this day manufacturing billiards tables and supplies. This stool measures 21" x 21" at base. Although the stool has a