Oak Cane Case-Circa 1975-A 56 compartment cane case

Circa 1900 Oak Curved Glass Cane Case from early general store. Signed (The Sun Manufacturing Co. Columbus OH.) Height 47" width 36" depth 19". Good condition with all original wavy glass. Hold 78 can

Circa 1890-1910 with quarter round lift glass lid, glass sides and front paneled rear with stick & ball divided interior for canes and walking sticks, with base having steps with lowest in front and h

circa 1900, curved C scroll hinged case lid, with stick and ball divided interior, base with tiered stepped platform. 46 x 36 x 18 in. From the Collection of a Gentleman, Florida. Additional high-reso

Circa 1900, oak. Curved glass lid with stick and ball fretwork interior. Original finish and decal label. 48.25"h. 28"w. 18.25"w.

4 Ft. Tall X 3 Ft. Wide X 18" Deep- Curved Glass Part Plexiglass

4 ft. Tall X 3 ft. Wide X 18" Deep- Made By Oscar Onken Co.- Good Original Finish- Store Fixtures- One Brass Strap needs Replacing

Country store canes case, oak w/curved glass lift top, H. Pauk & Sons-St. Louis orig brass maker's tag, holes for 54 cane or umbrellas, stepped bottom, on casters for easy moving, Exc cond, 52"H x 27"

Oak Curved Glass Cane Case. Made by Oscar Onken Co. Cincinnati, Ohio. Oak stick and ball grate, all original condition. 35 3/4 X 47 X 18 1/2 inches.

#191- Rare Tiger Oak Stick and Ball Cane Case 48” X 36” X 18”

Oak curved glass old store cane case, original finish, original Oscar Onken Co., Cincinnati, OH label, spool and ball dividers, flat floor with holes for canes, on original casters, 48"H x 36"W x 19"D

Oak curved glass old store cane case, spool and ball divider, step floor with graduated heights, 46"H x 36"W x 18"D

German clock set in hallway cane/umbrella case circa 1870. The case is made of solid pine. The clock dial is porcelain. Both the clock dial frame and body feature German poetry. Case is set on raised

Oscar Onken Co. oak and glass cane display case, late 19th c., with stick and ball square dividers. 47"h x 24"w x 18.5"d

An antique umbrella and cane case, housed in an oak frame with glass sides and a half dome top. The front of the glass reads "Emporium Style And Quality" and "Wonderful Low Prices" along the base. It

Country Store Cane Display Case, oak w/curved glass lift lid, mfgd by Oscar Onken-Cincinnati, Stick & Ball divisions & stepped interior base, Exc orig cond w/orig maker's decal, 48"H x 23"W x18"D.

An Oscar Onken & Company Oak and Glass Store Cane/Umbrella Display Case, 19th Century, On castors. H: 48 W: 36 D: 18 1/4 in.

Oak; "Oscar Onken and Co Store Fixtures Cincinnati" label; Curved plexiglass lift lid; Refinished; H-48", W-36"; G-VG

Tantalus Set, Brilliant Period Cut Glass, 12" x 10.25" x 5.5", (2) Square Bottles, Cane Pattern, Set In Oak Case With Gilded Fittings, Lockable, Key Included, One Bottle Has Serious Rim Chip, Each Bot

French Renaissance Revival carved oak coffer, late 19th c., having hinged cane top, opening to storage interior, over case with carved scrolling foliate panels, foliated lower trim, rising on block le

Circa 1790. Having a fall front configuration with nicely appointed interior. The prospect door at interior having a nicely crafted hidden compartment. The case having four slightly graduated drawers

Circa 1900. Having a leather handle atop case which opens to compartment at the top and is above lower case with varying drawer sizes and with a pull out door to enclose the drawers. H13" W30" D8 3/4"

Made in Auburn, Me circa 1880-1900. Daniels did his own cane work, but fitting were purchased from Chubb, later Montague, as is the case with this rod which exhibits Chubb reinforced female ferrules w

Circa 1900, English, Brass Mounts On Rectangular Case With Rounded Corners, Interior Fitted With Spring Mechanism, Camphor Lined Cigar Compartment, Three Cut Glass Decanters, Height 13, Width 13, Dept

London, circa 1883, with horn end-cap and 12k gold cap, maker's mark partially worn away, with cloth case, weight of entire stick: 5 ozt h. 36 in.