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A Cut Above: The Barbershop Collection of James Carpenter, Part I
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- Sale 1301
Live
| Cincinnati
Jan 30 | 10:00 AM EST
Live
| Cincinnati
Sale 1301
| Cincinnati
| Cincinnati
A Miner's Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mug
Estimate$500 – $700
A Miner's Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mug
with Theo. Ricks written in gilt lettering above an image of a miner with a helmet, pick axe, and shovel, with additional text reading 8 Hours, 1898.
underside marked with Kern Barber Supply logo.
Height 3 7/8 inches.
The inscription refers to the establishment of the eight-hour workday, officially implemented for the United Mine Workers on April 1, 1898, after a yearlong period of strike.
With collector's label to underside.
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Leah Vogelpohl
AVP, Specialist, American Furniture, Folk, and Decorative Arts
Ms. Vogelpohl joined the firm in 2013 as a cataloger in the American and European Furniture and Decorative Arts department. She became a department specialist in 2017, focusing on American decorative arts and silver. She received a BA from the College of Charleston and an MLITT in Art History from the University of Glasgow.
