Here is a furniture form that is stylish, functional, and goes by a name that would be marketing poison these days – the smoker's cabinet. This single drawer, single door cabinet was crafted specifically for holding an individual's smoking utensils (matches, tobacco, pipes, papers, etc.) as well as liquor bottles. Of course a lock was standard, lest the young ones wind up good and tight. Gustav Stickley's company began making smoking cabinets in 1900. This model, the #78 cabinet, was re-envisioned by Harvey Ellis in 1903. The current Stickley #89-1026 is modeled after an L. & J.G. Stickley version that was highly influenced by Ellis's cabinet. The small cabinet is multifunctional – it can be used as an end table, a night stand, a hall cabinet…but if you wish to use it as it was intended that's your business.