Globe - Wine rack - 1960-1970

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Italian-made globed botellero from the 1960s–1970s, in wood, 92 cm high, 52 cm wide and 52 cm deep, opening to reveal space for bottles and glasses, in good used condition with minor signs of age.

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This Italian mid- to late-20th-century globe-winery cabinet has that theatrical, lightly fantastical charm that only objects conceived half-way between decoration and play offer. The sphere, with its old-air cartography and imaginary illustrations, opens like a small secret world to reveal the space reserved for bottles and glasses, a gesture that turns the act of serving a drink into a small domestic ceremony. The wooden structure, warm and reddish, rests on four turned legs that evoke traditional Italian cabinetmaking, while the discreet wheels allow it to be moved smoothly through a living room or office without breaking its classic aura.

The lower shelf, decorated with motifs recalling constellations and zodiac symbols, adds an almost esoteric touch, as if the piece invited travel not only across geography but also through the imagination. Everything about it conveys that blend of careful craftsmanship and taste for ornament that characterized many Italian decorative objects of the period: pieces designed to accompany daily life with a touch of fantasy, without sacrificing functionality.

It is an object that today functions both as a practical bottle rack and as a decorative piece with its own personality. Its presence brings warmth, history, and a playful wink that makes it stand out in any setting, from a classic library to a more contemporary interior seeking a touch of character.

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This Italian mid- to late-20th-century globe-winery cabinet has that theatrical, lightly fantastical charm that only objects conceived half-way between decoration and play offer. The sphere, with its old-air cartography and imaginary illustrations, opens like a small secret world to reveal the space reserved for bottles and glasses, a gesture that turns the act of serving a drink into a small domestic ceremony. The wooden structure, warm and reddish, rests on four turned legs that evoke traditional Italian cabinetmaking, while the discreet wheels allow it to be moved smoothly through a living room or office without breaking its classic aura.

The lower shelf, decorated with motifs recalling constellations and zodiac symbols, adds an almost esoteric touch, as if the piece invited travel not only across geography but also through the imagination. Everything about it conveys that blend of careful craftsmanship and taste for ornament that characterized many Italian decorative objects of the period: pieces designed to accompany daily life with a touch of fantasy, without sacrificing functionality.

It is an object that today functions both as a practical bottle rack and as a decorative piece with its own personality. Its presence brings warmth, history, and a playful wink that makes it stand out in any setting, from a classic library to a more contemporary interior seeking a touch of character.

Certified shipping and good packaging.

Seller's Story

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Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Wine rack
Model
Classic Map
Material
Wood
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
92 cm
Width
52 cm
Depth
52 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
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Objects sold
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