French Wigmaker Trade Sign New Orleans The screws are removed from

The screws are removed from the seat to adjust it up or down by a few inches

It is likely that this metal case was sold by La Tausca during the 1920s as an accompaniment to their pearl necklaces

Though the exact age of this antique cabinet is unknown

This chair is missing one single glide on the back foot

This cabinet has overall dimensions measuring 60"W x 19"D x 84"H

French Wigmaker Trade Sign New Orleans The screws are removed fromPainted double sided advertising sign for a wigmaker (perruquier), likely named Perroux Chapellier as both are known French names. This particular tradesman likely also performed barber's duties as most wigmakers did during the turn of the century, hence the grooming equipment also shown on the sign. This piece features heavily crazed paint on an aluminum or steel sign with two small hanging mounts on the top. The reverse side of the sign also