Freihofer's Quality Cakes Counter Display 1920's Country Store Tin & Glass

  

Imagine an old-fashioned general store from early last century. This Freihofers display sits on the counter demanding attention with it's bold yellow writing. As customers approach, they can see (and smell) the delicious baked creations showing through the glass panes. This stunning bakery display (circa 1920s) features a metal cabinet painted to resemble wood grain.

Advertising messaging adorns two sides. The back has a locking clasp door that swings open to access three removable sliding shelves inside.

The back door is vented to allow or cooling and maintain freshness of baked goods. Measures 22" tall and 14 3/4" by 17 deep. Each shelf has 15 1/2" by 13" of surface, with 6 1/2" clearance on the bottom two shelves and about 7 1/2" clearance on the top shelf.

This case would be perfect functional decor in a country kitchen or for any attractive home or business storage and display purpose. Condition: Displays well with no major dents or holes. Given this is likely over 100 years old, the surface shows many light and some deeper scratches with significant scuffs on the top an back. Includes all 3 shelves which have some paint chipping, mostly on their bottom sides. Both side glass panels are intact, though the front glass is missing.

This could likely be replaced as there is a track the glass sat in, accessible by unscrewing and removing the panel. The back door hangs a bit low on the latch side. The latch shows some rust but works find to secure the door.