Late 19th Century Gravely & Miller’s “Kids” Tobacco Cutter Howells and moved the factory to

and moved the factory to New Haven

This piece features a brass mount and socket attached to a pane of glass

Dimensions: 17" x 21"

This Faries lamp features an adjustable head that rotates by way of a bolt that allows the user to both pivot and raise/lower the light

All hardware appears to be original and is crafted from brass

Late 19th Century Gravely & Miller’s “Kids” Tobacco Cutter Howells and moved the factory toc. 1880s 1900s; Gravely & Miller U. S. A. Cast iron lever operated tobacco cutter marked "Gravely & Miller's 'Kids'" across the arched top plate. Designed for shop and personal use, the cutter employs a hinged steel blade mounted to a weighted base, allowing for efficient cutting of plug and twist tobacco. Its compact form and branded casting suggest it was marketed as a smaller scale companion to full sized shop cutters. Surfaces retain much of their