This cabinet appears to be made of oak and similar examples have been seen made by Excelsior Showcase Works of Quincy, Illinois, and H. Pauk & Sons Mfg. Co. of St. Louis. There are no visible maker's marks on this example, but it is stamped "32" in three places on the interior of the wood. Almost the entire case is made up of large glass panels to view the canes, umbrellas, or walking sticks within, apart from the back which is hardwood. The entire domed top lifts on hinges via a brass handle on the front. There are slots to display 48 canes on six tiers for better display. It stands 46 1/4 inches tall at the back, is 17 3/4 inches deep, and 22 1/2 inches wide. (Display case only).

Very fine overall, retains all of the glass panels which all appear solid, minimal handling/storage wear on the wood, and a minor white paint stain inside on the tiered base. The perfect piece for displaying a collection of canes, walking sticks, or cane guns!