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using gravity to change the images
Hiram Farrand received the patent he filed in 1919
however you are more than likely to find this specimen loitering around the candyfloss or hot dog stands throughout the United Kingdom
Julius Caesar for example
The rather dramatic costume for the dummy is of good quality
A Splendid Early 20thC Art Deco Mahogany Butler Card Tray Stand Formed as a Bellboy sub-Antiques using gravity to change theOrigin: English Period: Art Deco Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 30 Height: 33. 5 inches Depth: 10 inches Width: 8 inches (at maximum) Designed to hold ones business or calling cards, the small circular tray supported by a stained and painted pedestal in the form of a negro serving boy in livery with applied buttons on a moulded rectangular platform plinth base. The overall condition would be described as fair to good, the tray has had repairs and
