Liquor cabinet - Wood, Glass






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Italian bar cabinet with mahogany veneer and interior mirrors, 120 cm wide, 105 cm high, 44 cm deep, lockable, dating 1960–1970, in good used condition with minor signs of age and stains.
Description from the seller
Mobile Bar in Mahogany Italian with Interior Mirrors, 1940s–1950s
Elegant Italian mid-century bar piece, crafted in mahogany veneer with sinuous lines and details typical of Italian production between the late 1940s and early 1950s.
The structure features a refined contoured profile with curved sides and a slightly wavy upper section, a characteristic that gives dynamism and lightness to the overall design. The surfaces are veneered with vertically matched grain, enhanced by a warm, glossy finish that highlights the depth of the mahogany color.
The two front doors hide an interior entirely mirrored with a central glass shelf cut, a solution originally intended to display bottles and glasses. The interior mirrors show natural oxidation and mercury spots, a detail consistent with the piece’s age and particularly appreciated for its authentic and evocative character.
The construction details are notably elegant:
* turned and tapered feet;
* original brass toe caps;
* ring handles in cast metal;
* rounded profiles and curved fittings for a sleek look;
* original hardware and lock.
Mobile Bar in Mahogany Italian with Interior Mirrors, 1940s–1950s
Elegant Italian mid-century bar piece, crafted in mahogany veneer with sinuous lines and details typical of Italian production between the late 1940s and early 1950s.
The structure features a refined contoured profile with curved sides and a slightly wavy upper section, a characteristic that gives dynamism and lightness to the overall design. The surfaces are veneered with vertically matched grain, enhanced by a warm, glossy finish that highlights the depth of the mahogany color.
The two front doors hide an interior entirely mirrored with a central glass shelf cut, a solution originally intended to display bottles and glasses. The interior mirrors show natural oxidation and mercury spots, a detail consistent with the piece’s age and particularly appreciated for its authentic and evocative character.
The construction details are notably elegant:
* turned and tapered feet;
* original brass toe caps;
* ring handles in cast metal;
* rounded profiles and curved fittings for a sleek look;
* original hardware and lock.
