Vintage Mint Green Ceramic Ashtray by Wenczel fire fighter retaining its industrial character while

retaining its industrial character while allowing the exposed filament bulb to become the visual focal point

Empty 1 gallon tin litho can of Petronio's Fast Drying Rubber Cement

American industrial storage furniture of this era was produced by numerous regional manufacturers supplying factories

particularly along the lower red border

This sign has some chips

Vintage Mint Green Ceramic Ashtray by Wenczel fire fighter retaining its industrial character whilec. 1930s 1940s; Wenczel Tile Co. Trenton, NJ Square form ceramic ashtray with a recessed circular well and four integrated cigarette rests, finished in a soft mint green glaze. The piece features clean, streamlined geometry with subtly rounded edges and a slightly raised center basin, giving it a restrained Art Deco to early mid century industrial aesthetic. The underside is marked "Wenczel 20," indicating production by the Trenton based ceramics firm