Early 20th Century O. C. White Porcelain Enamel Table Lamp In Grey cutlery Within the newly lined case

Within the newly lined case are two long tempered glass shelves

The cabinet sits on four round "doughnut" feet

The beans would then go down into this grinder and the grounds would empty through a spout with a basin that the wooden board of this piece would be mounted on

however the lighting is not currently wired

Bradley & Hubbard continued until the 1940s when the Charles Parker Company bought them out

Early 20th Century O. C. White Porcelain Enamel Table Lamp In Grey cutlery Within the newly lined casec. 1900s; The O. C. White Company Worcester, MA Antique cast iron table lamp. This piece was one of the early products released by O. C. White. It features a cast iron body with an industrial hand crank for adjusting the lamp's angle. A porcelain enameled shade crowns the top of this piece. O. C. White Company was founded by Orlando C. White in 1886 in Worcester, Massachusetts when Worcester was a hub for manufacturing and innovation. White became