TIN-LITHOGRAPH RATCHET-STYLE JESTER NOISEMAKER Circa 1930s Ohio Pottery Below the town square tree

Below the town square tree is the word: Christmas

Warren Hickox and Alice Bradley were brother and sister who had been raised in Kankakee

The dish served in a mid‑century yellow enamel chafing-dish is placed before a snowy Maine window and accompanied by a pewter cream pitcher and antique wooden spice box

They are in great vintage condition showing normal signs of wear

TIN-LITHOGRAPH RATCHET-STYLE JESTER NOISEMAKER Circa 1930s Ohio Pottery Below the town square treeThis in an early TIN LITHOGRAPH RATCHET STYLE NOISEMAKER from the late 1920s to 1930s by Kirchhof Products. The lithograph depicts a man dressed in a red and white harlequin print jester costume and a dark haired woman dressed in red with a 1920s style curly bob. The background of the rectangular shaped noisemaker is bright yellow. The ratchet handle is made of wood and painted red. The edge of the noisemaker is marked on all four sides: Left side: