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"

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

Included is what appears to be a carved stamp

The cabinet has a worn look to it appropriate for age

This Hamilton style reglet cabinet was used for many years by a professor at Northern Illinois University in his home studio

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