Reisman Pretzels Tin Framed Counter-Top Display Case.

Reisman Pretzels Tin Framed Counter-Top Display Case. 10-1/4"h. x 7-1/2"w. x 7-1/2"d. Condition: Good with scattered rust and wear.

Huston's Biscuits Tin Framed Counter-Top Display Case. 11-1/2"h. x 10-1/2"w. x 10-1/2"d. Condition: Good with scattered rust, dents and wear.

Schrafft's Chocolate Tin Framed Counter-Top Display Case. 11"h x 10-1/2"w x 16-1/4"d. Condition: Good with wear.

Vintage glass and metal framed countertop display case / pie safe. 2 glass shelves with hinged cabinet door. 10" x 10" x 15"

C. 1940. A nice example of this tin display case from Bunte Candies, featuring glass doors with original paper decals on the reverse side of the glass. CONDITION: The Bunte graphics remain nice, with

Large Wood Framed Countertop Country Store Display Case, base compartment with curved glass front, glass sides, mirrored back, and black felt lined base, sliding back entry doors, top compartment with

Vintage wood & glass counter top display case "Squibb Vitamin Products" filled with Squibb product boxes, porcelain mortar, glass vial, 3 bottles and a tin. - 22" tall x 10 3/4" wide x 9" deep

Sunset Soap Dyes Countertop Display Case. Wooden base with lithographed tin advertising panels, by Utility Art Displays (Philadelphia), the compartments filled with old boxes of the products. 7 ½

Very nice walnut countertop display case with two glass shelves, with tin signs on stating "Universal" on all sides. Condition shows a earlier refinish to the cabinet, original hardware and signs of v

Nice size oak case with one glass shelf and original glass and hardware. It has a wood framed glass back door. Condition (Excellent). Size 14" x 15"

The Laura Sterilized Hair Net Display Case. Circa 1920s. Countertop wooden and glass display cabinet with original lettering and lithographed label. Tin insert with paper label of various hair types.

Very nice antique nickel plated curved glass countery top display case. Nice condition with 3 sliding doors in the back. Has general wear from use and age. Measures approximately 95 1/2" long, 27" dee

A good mahogany counter top display case having both side doors and back doors for merchandising circa 1930. Ht: 21" Width: 33" Depth: 16.5"

Curved Pepsin Gum Counter Top Display Case. Oak case with curved & etched front glass reading “Pepsin Gum – Gold Box”. Signature tag on the front reads “J. Riswig, Chicago”. Nice refinished

Antique Wood & Glass Counter Top Display Case. Top opening, glass panels on all sides, bottom is lined. Measures 6 inches x 23 inches x 17.5 inches.

Large early tin Plow Boy Tobacco display which originally held 48 packages of tobacco. Made to fit on the counter of a General store. Very nice graphics. Measures about 8" by 9" by 11". Has wear but d

Large Cherry and Glass Counter Top Display Case, possibly by Thos. Moser, with angled top with hinged and glazed split lid door, side glass panels, mirrored back, interior lighting, 14" high, 47 1/2"

NICKEL CURVED GLASS COUNTER TOP DISPLAY SHOWCASE

Nickel over wood construction, interior mirror back, latch present, some wear from use, overall very good and original. late 19th or early 20th Century 9.5" tall, 18" wide, 12" deep. shipping weight:

(2) Cherry Counter Top Display Cases, possibly by Thos. Moser (unmarked), including: Case with split lid top, two interior tiers, interior lights (needs cord), 6 5/8" high, 39" x 23 3/4"; and Dovetail

Circa 1890 General Store counter display showcase with nickel frame and glass on sides, top and front. There are 2 mirrored access doors in the back with some flaking on the mirrors. The nickel frame

Country Store Remington Counter Top Display Case, wood slant front w/slide-out tray, etched glass & decal, Good cond w/damage to glass front, 5.75"H x 23.5"W x 8"D.

Oak. Bathroomware, made by the Art Brass Co., New York. Two glass doors. 57" wide x 9" deep x 36" tall. Has two shelves

Original Counter Top Display Case Advertising "Eveready 12" X 20.5" X 12" - Glass with Oak Trim - Mirror Back - Base Has Felt Lined Cut Out for Flashlights - Circa 1920