This lithographed tin advertising tray was produced for the 1892 United States Presidential campaign, featuring the Democratic ticket of Grover Cleveland and Adlai Stevenson I. The oval tray serves as a promotional item for Taylor Bros., a dealer in furniture, carpets, and household furnishings located at 945 Liberty Street in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The central design includes two portrait ovals containing the likenesses of Cleveland and Stevenson, positioned below a bald eagle with outspread wings draped in a 44-star American flag. A depiction of the United States Capitol building is situated between the portraits. The scene is framed by a decorative scrollwork border in red, gold, and green. The text integrated into the border includes Furniture and Carpets, Taylor Bros., 945 Liberty St. Pittsburg, Pa., and Household Furnishings. The spelling of Pittsburg follows the official United States Board on Geographic Names convention used between 1891 and 1911.