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Once having been the face of a long case clock
The impress mark of WS&S is the one Wilhelm Schiller and Son used between the 1850 and 1914 period
He entered the British Army
They were founded 1878 in New York City and were located in Hoboken from 1900 until the business closed in 1945
A Scarce Enamel Funeral Outfitters Trade Sign c.1930 sub-Decorative Objects Once having been the faceOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 40 Width: 29. 75 Height: 18 The rare sheet iron rectangular enamel advertising or trade sign reading Funeral Outfits, Ready Made, or at Short Notice in white capital lettered shadowed block typeface on a faded rose madder ground, surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century. There is some expected wear to the paintwork, which gives the sign a decorative appeal,
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