19th c. Antique Cast Iron Cobbler Stands c.1890s Prints The "International Silver Company" was

The "International Silver Company" was formed in 1898 by various independent New England silversmiths that joined themselves together to form a company that became the world's largest manufacturer of silverware with an authorized capital of $20

Each piece is designed for a specific task such as embossing a pattern or straight line on the edge of a book

An antique industrial factory stool with wooden Maple seat and Army green pressed steel frame with cross bracing

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Seat has some blemishes

19th c. Antique Cast Iron Cobbler Stands c.1890s Prints The "International Silver Company" wasABOUT Price is for two. One has sold. Store pick up only due to the weight of each piece. These are original cast iron cobbler stands used to make shoes. The tops are removable. The pieces are solid cast iron and very heavy. One stand is stamped on the side "No. 9 S. W. Franks and Co. San Francisco" and the other "Grizzlies Co." The pieces have retained their original finish with minor structural damage. CREATOR S. W. Franks and Co. San Francisco