Antique Hand-Painted Tin Trade Sign – W. Schultz, Beausejour prefab Extra long toolbox in red

Extra long toolbox in red

It was made originally by James Keiller in Dundee Scotland during the early 1800s

celebrated for his elegant bronze and ivory figures

The cold-painted parrots

This french renaissance style repousser antique mirror is constructed of wood

Antique Hand-Painted Tin Trade Sign – W. Schultz, Beausejour prefab Extra long toolbox in redc. 1910s 1920s; Canadian Early hand painted tin trade sign bearing the name W. Schultz with "Beausejour" rendered in stylized script below. The sign features a bold color scheme of ochre yellow, teal blue, and deep red, bordered by a geometric frame in classic early 20th century commercial style. "Beausejour", translated from French as "beautiful stay". It is also a town in Manitoba, where this piece likely originated. Exhibits moderate signs of wear