Vintage Cherry Smash Soda Fountain Syrup Dispenser motor carriage Exhibits moderate signs of wear

Exhibits moderate signs of wear including rust and color loss

Manufactured by Kroyer Crates-known for their rugged shipping and military-grade enclosures-this utilitarian cage was likely used by a municipal animal control department for transport or temporary housing

this form became synonymous with libraries

5"W x 3"D x 5"H

Each of the four glass shelves measure 32" x 6W"

Vintage Cherry Smash Soda Fountain Syrup Dispenser motor carriage Exhibits moderate signs of wearc. 1940s 1950s; Cherry Smash, Division of E. B. Evans, Inc. Chicago & Philadelphia Glass soda fountain syrup dispenser with original label, wooden base, and metal spigot. Cherry Smash was first introduced in the early 1900s by beverage entrepreneur Charles Hires and later produced under E. B. Evans, Inc. Known for its bold cherry flavor and bright advertising graphics, the brand became a staple in mid century soda fountains across the United States.