Step back in time with these fascinating period items from the 1930s and 1940s. Each piece holds a story, crafted by talented creators like Mattie P. Goodman and Gordon Sanborn. First, we have a table with a deep drawer, dating back to 1935-1942. This sturdy furniture piece was designed by Mattie P. Goodman, offering ample storage space for all your belongings. Next up is the Pa. German Tinder Box from around 1939, also created by Gordon Sanborn. This box served as an essential tool for starting fires during that era, showcasing intricate craftsmanship and functionality. If you're looking to add some charm to your fireplace, consider the elegant Andiron pair from approximately 1938. Designed by Gordon Sanborn, these decorative supports will elevate any hearth with their timeless design. For those who appreciate breakfast rituals, the Toast Rack from around 1939 is a delightful find by Gordon Sanborn. Its unique shape allows you to neatly organize slices of toast while adding a touch of vintage flair to your dining table. Illuminate your living space with the exquisite Sconce created in approximately 1938 by none other than Gordon Sanborn himself. This wall-mounted light fixture exudes elegance and adds warmth to any room it graces. Gordon Sanborn's Coffee Grinder from circa 1936 takes us back to simpler times when freshly ground coffee was a morning ritual rather than an automated process. Enjoy the aroma and taste of perfectly ground beans using this charming antique grinder. The Bootjack from around 1939 showcases both practicality and artistry in its design - another creation attributed to Gordon Sanborn. Slip off your boots effortlessly while admiring this functional yet visually appealing item. Raise a toast with style using the Silver Tankard crafted around 1936 by none other than Gordon Sanborn himself. This stunning tankard embodies sophistication and serves as an excellent conversation starter at any gathering.