Quarter Sawn Oak Storage Case

5-drawer desktop unit. Ideal for storage of pens, watches, medals, or coins. Refinished. Drawers slide properly along tracks.

2 glass doors on front and a storage door on the back. Unusual triangular case on castor's. 45" tall x 38 1/2" wide.

Display Case, floor model quarter-sawn oak w/double slant-front top, angled center shelf w/upper pegs for another, opens w/2 large hinged doors, top unit sits on a paneled oak base w/3 storage doors o

American quarter sawn oak cabinet, c.1900, possibly originally a coin-operated machine stand, case fitted with single drawer, over two fall front doors, opening to storage interior, rising on cast iro

25¢ Mills Dewey upright color wheel slot machine, 1913, the quarter sawn oak case surmounted by an ornately molded six coin slot dispenser and inset with a reverse painted glass color wheel with alte

Rare Gamewell Fire Alarm Indicator Carved quarter sawn oak case with broken arch pediment with pull handle alarm. 15 inch brass bell. Max Ht. 53 in.

American. 1899. Panelled quarter-sawn oak case with nickel trim. Professionally restored including a refinished case, replaced color wheel and replated trim. Access keys included. 63.5H" x 22.5"L x 16

Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co. - NY Fire Indicator. Carved quarter sawn oak case. Reverse painted glass. Case stamped 4B OHMS. 8 3/4 inch brass bell. Max Ht. 45 in.

Seeburg Style "E Special" Nickelodeon early 20th century. quarter sawn oak case. serial number 164132. Includes Piano, mandolin attachment, xylophone, brass drum, snare drum, tympani, cymbal, triangle

Muirhead & Sons Glascow, Scotland, hanging regulator or tavern clock in a quarter sawn oak case, black reverse painted glass dial with gilt roman numerals, brass spade hands, eight day, time and strik

Victor M Horn Gramophone, c. 1905 Monarch, serial no. 45218, manufactured by Victor Talking Machine Co., quarter-sawn oak case with maker's plaque, 2-spring motor, 10-in. turntable, tapering arm, "Exh

Canadian. 1910s. Quarter sawn oak case. The "Regulator #1" model is known as Pequegnat's only weight driven wall clock. It is arguably the most accurate clock made by the company. It features an eight

The Star Gong E.G.M. Co. Fire Bell Carved quarter sawn oak case. 18 inch brass bell. Max Ht. 35 in.

Thomas Edison "Triumph" phonograph with horn, c. 1906, serial number 65218, quarter sawn oak case with veneered dome lid, "Edison" inlaid to front panel, metal morning glory horn, with nine phonograph

An antique oak pedestal / liquor cabinet, circa 1920, the quarter-sawn oak case fronted by a single locking door decorated with foliate appliqués, backed with three tiers of recessed panels fitted

Unmarked Weight Driven Fire Alarm Bell Quarter Sawn oak case. 12 inch brass bell. Ht. 31 1/2 in.

Possibly Gustav Stickley, early 20th century. Quarter-sawn oak case with two glazed doors, pyramid posts and four adjustable shelves. H57" W48 3/4" D12 1/4"

An Arts & Crafts oak bookcase, the quarter-sawn oak case showing strap work moldings over twin glazed doors with original pulls & locks, fronting an adjustable shelved interior, and raised overall on

Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co. NY Quarter sawn oak case with shell finial. Movement stamped 1594 and K373. 10 inch brass bell. Max Ht. 21 in.

Humphreys' Homeopathic Remedies Four Drawer Etched Glass Countertop Display Case. All original with etched glass top. The quarter sawn oak case has recessed panels on three sides. The front panel has

Unmarked Fire Bell Carved quarter sawn oak case. 8 inch brass bell. Max Ht. 18 in.

The Postal Typewriter Company, Norwalk, Conn. Antique Typewriter. Circa 1902-1909. In quarter-sawn oak case. Case measures 6-3/4"h. x 13"w. x 14"d. Condition: Good to very good.

American. 1920s. Quarter sawn oak case. Features Model "C" reproducer. Flowered "Morning Glory" horn marked, "TTCo.". Machine decalled, "Edison Standard Phonograph". Mechanically functioning. 11.5" H

International Time Recording Co. Clock No. 312-A. Quarter sawn oak case. double-sided. 15 x 15 x 7 in. From the private collection of the Calculagraph Co. East Hanover, New Jersey and the proceeding t