Late 19th Century Cast Iron & Maple School Desk by A. H. Andrews textile The shade of this lamp

The shade of this lamp pivots allowing for 90 degrees of lighting positions

This piece reflects the utilitarian craftsmanship of early 20th-century American small-shop production

Movement/Style: Yakusha-e

Stand: 5" L

a brand of throat lozenge that began in 1852

Late 19th Century Cast Iron & Maple School Desk by A. H. Andrews textile The shade of this lampc. 1880s 1890s; A. H. Andrews Co. Chicago A classic late 19th century school desk by A. H. Andrews Co., one of the premier American manufacturers of educational and institutional furnishings during the era of standardized public schooling. This example features the company's signature cast iron end standards rich with scrollwork, medallions, and geometric openwork paired with curved maple slats that form both the seat and back. The writing surface