Vintage “East Building” Painted Wood Directional Sign soft This lamp was first introduced

This lamp was first introduced in 1934 and was later produced by Rockwell

offering both nostalgic appeal and collectible significance as a nearly century-old Steiff piece

though glass shade appears to be free from chips/cracks

While there doesn't appear to be any history online about this piece

Vintage “East Building” Painted Wood Directional Sign soft This lamp was first introducedLong, hand painted wooden directional sign reading "EAST BUILDING," rendered in bold block lettering over a heavily weathered white ground. The surface shows extensive age with flaking paint, exposing layers of earlier finishes and raw wood beneath. The sign is housed within a simple mitered wood frame, with two iron eyelets mounted along the top for hanging. The elongated format and utilitarian lettering suggest use in an institutional or industrial