Subject: Vases

This billhead from Ben S. Greensfelder, a wholesale and retail dealer in picture frames, chromos, engravings, looking-glasses, easels, lamps, vases, and wall-brackets and novelties, details items purchased by Mrs. Hugg on April 1, 1891. The transaction lists one 22x28 silver frame for $1.00, one 19x24 silver frame for $1.00, and two 8x10 items for $0.50 each, totaling $3.00. The billhead indicates "Recd. Payment" and is signed "B. S. Greensfelder". The document features a decorative "Bought of" graphic to the left of the business name and ornate lettering for the business title, typical of late 19th-century commercial design.

This 12-page illustrated catalogue, published in 1892 by Lazarus, Rosenfeld & Lehmann of New York City, showcases the "Liberty & Progress" line of vases from the Victoria China Works in Carlsbad, Austria. Each vase is described and illustrated within the catalogue, offering a detailed look at the company's offerings. The catalogue highlights the aesthetic and decorative aspects of the vases.

Trade card depicting a cream-colored vase with birds and sprigs of flowers, and a girl in a circle on one side of the vase. The card is folded. The address 13 South Second Street is printed on the card. The card dates from January 1, 1882. Found in Ms. Coll. 1410, OOS, Binder 1, Page 10.

This record contains two images of trade cards for S. Cohen & Co., a trimming store located at 9 Winter Street in Boston, Massachusetts. The front of the first card (Image 1) shows a depiction of a vase. The text on the card clearly identifies the business as "S. Cohen & Co.," describes it as a "Trimming Store," and provides the address: "9 Winter Street, Boston, Mass." The back of this card is blank (Image 2). The second image shows the back of the card which is blank.