The jar is about 1 and 1/2 foot in height. 

Body is solid brass,it has a wooden shell that is removable,and there is a small opening under the shell.  The bottom has a foil sticker that reads Frederick Cooper Chicago.

My mother gave this to me 11 years ago said it was her grand mothers.  Only mark is the #32 inside door by top hinge.

I have two matching L&L WMC Table Top Chandler  model #9274 it has four arms with hanging crystals and light fixtures, octogon base made between 1937-1970's they are very heavy in weight about 34" before the bulbs.

 The plant stand was an inadvertant gift to my grandparents in McHenry Illinois sometime around 1940.   No history on who left it for them.   It was passed to my mother upon their deaths.  I received the planter in 1986 from my mother.   My mother recalls that the planter was considered an antique when her parents took possession of it.   My grandfather was of Bohemian decent, my step grandmother was of Canadian decent.   Item appears to have original finish on it, with a minimal amount of nicks and scratches.

It's a walking stick with wooden knob & brass end. When you unscrew the top you find the bottom of the cue. You unscrew the brass end & screw in the end of the cue, screw the wooden knob back on the end. It's beautiful & I want to know the resale value.