This 1930s sterilizer cabinet by Erie City Mfg. Co. is as charming as it is functional—a perfect blend of early American industry and soft-serve soda fountain color palette. Originally built to keep medical tools germ-free, it now makes a surprisingly handsome display case. It's painted in a lovely seafoam green and the front reads "STERILIZER" in bold, no-nonsense lettering, with original nickel hardware that's aged beautifully. It opens with a chunky turn-latch that feels satisfyingly sturdy and features two perforated metal shelves inside, both intact and ready to serve. Manufactured in Erie, Pennsylvania, this little cabinet still proudly wears its maker's label like a badge of honor.
This 1930s sterilizer cabinet by Erie City Mfg. Co. is as charming as it is functional—a perfect blend of early American industry and soft-serve soda fountain color palette. Originally built to keep medical tools germ-free, it now makes a surprisingly handsome display case. It's painted in a lovely seafoam green and the front reads "STERILIZER" in bold, no-nonsense lettering, with original nickel hardware that's aged beautifully. It opens with a chunky turn-latch that feels satisfyingly sturdy and features two perforated metal shelves inside, both intact and ready to serve. Manufactured in Erie, Pennsylvania, this little cabinet still proudly wears its maker's label like a badge of honor.
