Very Scarce c. 1910s-20s New England Brick Company Advertising Mirror (3 1/2") oval frame 7 1/2" tall x 1

7 1/2" tall x 1 3/4" wide (when closed) x 3/4" deep

I'm always looking for old folk art oil and board landscapes in this manner--honest and completely unfussy--this one depicting a view of the Merimere Reservoir in Meriden Connectcut

(It seems it must have been something more than just a coin bank

so I've decided to list them individually

and this painting

Very Scarce c. 1910s-20s New England Brick Company Advertising Mirror (3 1/2") oval frame 7 1/2" tall x 1I found this one in Cambridge MA, just a few miles from Devonshire St. in Boston, where the New England Brick Co, founded in 1900 as a consolidation of numerous brick manufacturing plants across New England and New York, had its offices. At its height, the company controlled over 30 brickyards in the Northeast, with NEBCO's "Harvard Bricks," advertised on this mirror, extensively used in the 1910s 1920s construction of Georgian Revival buildings