Art Deco Antelope Motif Smoking Stand greenport The entire piece is constructed

The entire piece is constructed from rough-cut boards with visible grain

The name Claddagh comes from an area in County Galway where the symbol was first invented

but this sign was likely produced somewhere in the 1930s-1950s

Sterling still remains today and is as popular with the working class now as it was in 1938

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Art Deco Antelope Motif Smoking Stand greenport The entire piece is constructedFloor standing smoking stand with spun aluminum pedestal base and circular top surrounding a removable central ash receiver. The upper section features a cast antelope figure spanning the ashtray opening, flanked by integrated cigarette rests and a vertical match holder mounted at the rear. The ash receiver retains an engraved geometric border and textured interior surface, while the pedestal incorporates stepped concentric rings consistent with Art