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Rare Anheuser-Bush Standard etched glass & framed sign from 1890's. | Breweriana214 of 1235 |  |  |
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Antique Road Show and WorthPoint had never seen one. I am dating it from a label off of a AB Standard beer bottle label from 1895. It has the same trim work on the frame as the bottle label. I have tried to contact AB with no avail .Gold leaf glass pane & frame is apx. measures 26"X 22". Antique Road Show gave a est. of ten to twelve hundred in 1995. Any info welcomed.
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UP- Date...... AB states it is a mirror from the late 1800's . The medals are from the Amsterdam (1883) , Paris (1878), New Orleans (1884), and Philadelphia (1876) World Expo's.
that piece is easily worth 5k
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