Working with files and folders that has spaces in their names

I was in OSX's terminal yesterday trying to cd into a folder with a space in the name. That usually works really well with tab-completion but in the same place in the directory tree there were  another folder with the same name but without the space.

Here's a little illustration to clarify what I just wrote.  

root--+

      |

      +--Folder1 

      +--Folder1 With Space

So I want to cd into "Folder1 With Space" but I can't use tab-completion or type: 

cd Folder1 With Space 

However I can use \ as the escape character:

cd Folder1\ With\ Space

I can also use quotes, 'normal' or "double" (useful if the folder uses either one in it's name).

cd 'Folder1 With Space'

cd "Folder1 With Space"

Although I haven't tried it I'm pretty sure this works in any *nix terminal.