Victorian Curved Glass Countertop Display Case ken eberts Rests on turned and tapered

Rests on turned and tapered legs affixed to casters

Large-format advertising lithograph featuring the bold "The Charter Oak City Shirt" branding arched across a warm tan ground

Single farmhouse-inspired rail back oak dining chair

7" W x 23" H

Six-panel cap in deep blue fabric featuring a rectangular embroidered patch with the Dekalb name and a stylized pig graphic

Victorian Curved Glass Countertop Display Case ken eberts Rests on turned and taperedCountertop display case constructed with a painted steel frame enclosing clear glass panels and a hinged flat glass top. The case features distinctive curved front corners formed by bent glass panels, rectangular side and rear glazing, and a green felt lined interior base intended for displaying jewelry, pocket watches, small merchandise, or other retail goods. The compact form and lift top design made cases such as this a common fixture in general