Antique Massive Oak Cabinet with Glass Doors and Interior Cubbies tin on cardboard Morcrette (sometimes spelled Morcrétté) was

Morcrette (sometimes spelled Morcrétté) was a blacksmith and plow manufacturer based in the small town of Cugny in the mid-to-late 1800s

8" W x 3" D x 5

a Midwest provider for Regional Bell Operating Company (bought out and owned by SBC Communications from 1999-2006 and then AT&T from 2006 onwards

while the cat's arched silhouette reflects the whimsical yet streamlined aesthetic of Depression-era decorative design

The rest of the panel features graphics and lettering that inform people not only of the patent date and information but also illustrated gold medals showing how highly-regarded their products are

Antique Massive Oak Cabinet with Glass Doors and Interior Cubbies tin on cardboard Morcrette (sometimes spelled Morcrétté) wasc. 1910s 1920s; (likely) The Globe Wernicke Co. Cincinnati, OH Massive solid oak storage cabinet featuring a two tier design with glazed upper doors and paneled lower cupboards. The top section includes two locking compartments: the left fitted with height adjustable drawers, the right open for shelving. Each door retains its original glass and brass hardware. Below, the base houses two matching cupboards each fitted with sixteen individual cubbies