36 bottle Vintage Wine rack with Door

14"W x 15"D x 64"H

Brandt side table with pull out legs for leaves. Looks like oak?? 25" tall with brass wheels on pull outs. 5" wide with pullouts down 25" X 24" with everything out. Has 7240 written on bottom with Brandt metal logo attached. 

I am seeking a specific date or "decade, circa", and an official description name/ item designation of this piece. Here is what I know.

Maker/ Artist: "G.Keller"/ Gustave Keller (or succession of Keller brothers) - Date produced: (my best guess, ca. 1937) - Material: sterling silver (other added accented allows) - Signed/ Hallmark: Yes, "G.Keller Paris + "GK stamp" - Dimensions/ Specs: base width=1 and 1/16 in . top/ cap width=1 and 1/2 in . total height=3 and 1/8 in . total weight=61.1grams (2.16oz/ 1.96ozt) - Color: Silver (exterior) Gold (interior) - Condition: near mint - Other: yes, custom inscription on top of container cap/ top. Can not determine exact text.

That is what I know. It would be of great appreciation if I could determine exactly what the use of this piece is/ was for. Naturally, also, when exactly the piece was produced. I know Keller was an American silversmith and metals artist. I know he was awarded for his work in Paris, France at the World Expo for his work in the late 19th century. I have found very, very similar items. Only they were lesser in height, or greater. Also, they were not as preserved nor did they possess the customized accents, yet had near the exact same basic form and one with the same exact exterior texture. Those particular others were produced ca. 1910-1937 (so deco?). Well, as said, any information with verification or credential, I would be of great appreciation to receive. I've been searching for the past year or so trying with no concrete surface to stand on yet. Thank you kindly.

This was given to me by my grandmother. I don't know much about it but I do know that it is very clean and in GREAT condition.

I have recently acquired this old karpen rocked. It is in relatively good condition with the original upholstery. The makers metal seal is on the back. The back tip of the leg snapped off but it was reattached and can barely tell. Just trying to figure out just how old this piece is 

The Globe Enameler

"The Globe Enameler" Patented on June 1, 1886/Aug 28, 1888 & Dec 28, 1897 Jas.H.Smith & co. MFRS CHICAGO. In the 1800's it was 

used to add White Gas Glaze to photos. It     helped stem early advancements in              photography.

It weighs approx 300lb/solid cast iron.