19th Century Large Pyramidal "Kern and McNaughton" Cigar Signage united clocks and a handle is attached

and a handle is attached at the back

The contrast between the industrial gray metal and the warm wood base gives it a grounded

This piece depicts a scale-model version of a full-size piece manufactured and sold by American Wringer

Signs like this were commonly displayed in small shops

emphasizing function over finish

19th Century Large Pyramidal "Kern and McNaughton" Cigar Signage united clocks and a handle is attachedLarge freestanding wooden trade sign advertising "CIGARS," constructed in a tapered, pyramidal form with four painted panels rising to a shaped top crest reading "KERN AND McNAUGHTON." The body features bold, vertically arranged lettering on a dark blue ground, framed by contrasting trim. The base section includes additional painted panels, one with a stylized pointing hand graphic directing attention toward the product, a classic motif in storefront