Hang-it-all jewelry cabinet

Claim 1

A decorative wall cabinet for receiving and storing ladies jewelry; comprising, a thin box like chamber having a back wall, a top wall, side walls, a bottom wall and a lower short front wall, a door covering the front of said chamber except for the short front wall thereof; concealed hinges pivotally connecting the door to one of the side walls of the box; said door having a front surface and a back surface; a slightly recessed panel on the front outer surface of the door; a decorative member mounted in said panel giving the visual effect to the wall cabinet of a picture hanging on the wall; a large mirror; means fixedly mounting said mirror on the back surface of said door; a bar; means mounting said bar on the back surface of the door below the mirror; pins having slightly rounded heads fixed to and extending outwardly from said bar to receive short necklaces or chains in hanging position; means forming a row of compartments adjacent the top box like chamber to receive small articles of jewelry; a second bar; means fixedly mounting said second bar to the sides and back walls of said box like chamber below the row of compartments; a second row of headed pins mounted in and projecting from said second bar to receive long chains or necklaces in spaced hanging position; a compartment bounded by the short front wall, the side walls, the back wall and the bottom wall of the box like chamber; two drawers in said compartment; hinge means attached to the short front wall of the chamber attaching the drawers to the chamber to allow the drawers to swing into and out of said compartment; partitions in said drawers forming pockets to receive small articles of jewelry means including nails for fixedly attaching said cabinet to a vertical surface such as a wall whereby there is provided a cabinet wherein ladies jewelry may be retained in a neat orderly arrangement with the fine gold chains and strings of beads in spaced hanging relation and not in the mixed up, tangled and knotted condition experienced when storing them in a horizontal box normally used for jewelry wherein the side walls have reinforcing blocks fixedly attached to the inner surface of said walls, mounting blocks including inclined openings therethrough to receive said nails in downwardly slanting positions to cause the cabinet to be fixedly attached to a wall in increasingly tighter position.