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refinished early 20th century american industrial compartmentalized freestanding heavy gauge steel cabinet with four-legged quartered oak wood base
  • refinished early 20th century american industrial compartmentalized freestanding heavy gauge steel cabinet with four-legged quartered oak wood base
  • refinished early 20th century american industrial compartmentalized freestanding heavy gauge steel cabinet with four-legged quartered oak wood base
  • refinished early 20th century american industrial compartmentalized freestanding heavy gauge steel cabinet with four-legged quartered oak wood base
refinished early 20th century american industrial compartmentalized freestanding heavy gauge steel cabinet with four-legged quartered oak wood base

refinished early 20th century american industrial compartmentalized freestanding heavy gauge steel cabinet with four-legged quartered oak wood base

SKU: UR-18792-13
very unusual and heavily compartmentalized early 20th century american industrial upright metal filing storage cabinet manufactured by the fire-proof furniture & construction co., miamisburg, oh. the folded and pressed cold-rolled steel freestanding cabinet contains an assortment of vertical and horizontal pull-out drawers in various sizes. the multi-configured cabinet originally contained blueprints, index cards and other court-related legal documents. the simple, yet elegant, yellow brass handles and/or knob pulls feature riveted joint backplates. placard slots are original and intact. the "fireproof" cabinet's exterior has been thoroughly cleaned and brushed down to bare metal. the refinished detachable four-legged base is comprised of quartered solid oak wood. the fire-proof furniture & construction company was originally established in hamilton, ohio, as a subsidiary of the herring-hall-marvin sale co., to manufacture light office furniture. in 1910, the city of miamisburg, ohio offered a free site to build a plant or factory under the name fireproof furniture & construction co. around 1915, they bought the united states steel furniture co. in syracuse, ny. the miamisburg plant closed in 1916 when the company moved operations to new jersey. globe-wernicke later bought out the company in 1928. measures 16 3/4 x 26 3/4 x 62 inches.

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