Description: Step into the Victorian era with this extraordinary advertising store display for Paton’s Boot and Shoe Laces, dating to circa 1885. This three-drawer countertop cabinet is a rare find, offering both historic appeal and functional versatility. Retaining its original metal pull knobs and bold text on each drawer front, it exudes authenticity and character. What truly sets this piece apart is the stunning graphic illustration adorning each side: a young boy charming a cobra in an exotic scene reminiscent of colonial India. This evocative imagery speaks to the global reach of Paton’s brand during the period, highlighting its imaginative marketing and a sense of adventure. Beneath the artwork, the tagline "Respond to Every Strain" underscores the durability and performance of the laces—a testament to Victorian ingenuity and craftsmanship. Measuring 15 inches wide, 10 inches deep, and 10.5 inches tall, this cabinet is as practical as it is beautiful. Weighs approximately 15 pounds. The interior of the drawers features sectional dividers which would have held different lace types. Original untouched patina and surfaces, aged odor to wood. Wear and abrasions from handling, some losses to the the trim on lower left corner and larger loss to back right corner. Please review the photos for further condition assessment. Its timeworn patina adds a layer of warmth and charm, making it a perfect statement piece for home decor. Use it as functional storage for crafting, sewing, or small collectibles, or simply display it as a stunning antique centerpiece that tells a rich story of history and design. Whether you're an antique enthusiast, a collector of vintage advertising, or someone seeking a unique decor item, this Victorian cabinet offers unparalleled style and charm. Don’t miss the chance to bring a touch of the past into your space! Paton’s Boot and Shoe Laces traces its origins to Scotland in the late 19th century, where the Paton family began producing high-quality shoe laces for boots and shoes. Known for their durability and craftsmanship, Paton’s quickly became a household name, particularly during a time when sturdy, reliable footwear accessories were in high demand. The company flourished during the industrial revolution, benefiting from advancements in textile manufacturing and distribution. By the mid-20th century, Paton’s was renowned for its innovative designs and use of high-grade materials, which appealed to both practical and fashion-conscious consumers. Shipping includes insured signature delivery service. Check out our other antique listings.
Price: 1200 USD
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
End Time: 2025-02-01T13:41:29.000Z
Shipping Cost: 60 USD
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