Antique Rolling Dress Form by Wolf zither this piece reflects mid-century American

this piece reflects mid-century American bar culture when mirrored and reverse-painted glass signs were widely used to catch the eye in dim saloon or tavern settings

The buckle features an embossed graphic of a kid climbing on the border of the buckle

importers of liquors and wines out of New York City

admired for their durability

and relaxed ergonomics

Antique Rolling Dress Form by Wolf zither this piece reflects mid-century Americanc. 1920s; Wolf Model Form Co. New York Professional tailor's dress form produced by Wolf Model Form Co., featuring a collapsible torso labeled Model 1970, Size 14, mounted to a height adjustable cast iron base with rolling casters. The canvas covered form is constructed with shaped panels and stitched seams to accurately represent the female figure, while the lower wire cage and central post allow the form to raise and lower smoothly for fitting and