Early Industrial Wood Rolling Drying Rack with Steel Hardware major Hand-painted silk banners such as

Hand-painted silk banners such as this were commonly commissioned in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to serve as visual teaching tools and decorative focal points during meetings and rituals

MM - 11591 - 101724

Vintage reverse-on-glass (ROG) painted advertising sign

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some chipped paint on the glass

Early Industrial Wood Rolling Drying Rack with Steel Hardware major Hand-painted silk banners such asTall rolling drying rack constructed with a painted wood frame reinforced by steel bracing and mounted on four swivel casters. The rack features a series of evenly spaced shelves fitted with wooden dowels spanning front to back, designed to hold freshly painted, printed, or finished items while allowing airflow from all sides. As seen in the photos, several of the dowels show gentle warping from long term use and environmental exposure, a common trait