c. 1930 Quack Medical Chromaray Color Therapy Lamp high school 5" and the topper of

5" and the topper of this piece measures 15"x15"

The sofa has overall dimensions of 68" x 32" x 29"

Wisconsin and has been cleaned and rewired for the modern space using new cloth braided wire

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Included is what appears to be a carved stamp

c. 1930 Quack Medical Chromaray Color Therapy Lamp high school 5" and the topper ofThe Chromaray invented by E. Ruscheweyh and Edward A. Ernest is a standing 100 watt lamp for the purpose of chromotherapy. Original advertising described the lamp as a "Portable Combination Instrument" producing "controlled projected rays of cool sunshine." The Chromaray focuses light through colored lenses to exemplify sunshine on dreary days or in cold climates. Despite a patent suit in 1937, E. A. Ernest continued to sell his therapy lamps into the