Liquor cabinet - Brass, Wood, Burr walnut, Glass

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Constance Rousseau
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An Italian artisanal mid-20th‑century flip-top bar cabinet in walnut burl veneer with brass fittings, glass elements and a mirrored interior, lockable and standing about 130 cm high, 80 cm wide and 42.5 cm deep, weighing 40 kg in brown, dating to 1950–1960.

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Description from the seller

Elegant and refined fold-down bar cabinet of Italian artisanal manufacture from the mid-20th century, crafted in precious walnut burl and richly inlaid.

Main features:
- Design & Inlays: The exterior is enhanced with splendid bouquet floral inlays and gold/light-toned scroll motifs on the top panel, the sides, and the front door.
- Internal Bar Compartment: The drop-front opens to reveal a bar compartment with a mirrored back, a shaped shelf in clear glass for bottles and glasses, and the interior of the drop-front also finely inlaid.
- Drawers & Functionality: Equipped with an upper drawer and a lower drawer with vintage metal/brass handles.
- Lighting: The upper drawer houses the original-era electrical system connected to the internal lighting of the bar compartment (original-era wiring; a revision is recommended before use).
- Construction: Supported by four elegant cabriole legs. The back is original and finished in red.

Conditions:
The piece is in good structural and overall cosmetic condition, with light and normal signs of wear that attest to its age and original charm. Photos are an integral part of the description.
Shipping: Planned shipment in the future via chat and protective packaging on a wooden pallet to ensure integrity during transport.
• On-site pickup: Free pickup available at [Catania].

Elegant and refined fold-down bar cabinet of Italian artisanal manufacture from the mid-20th century, crafted in precious walnut burl and richly inlaid.

Main features:
- Design & Inlays: The exterior is enhanced with splendid bouquet floral inlays and gold/light-toned scroll motifs on the top panel, the sides, and the front door.
- Internal Bar Compartment: The drop-front opens to reveal a bar compartment with a mirrored back, a shaped shelf in clear glass for bottles and glasses, and the interior of the drop-front also finely inlaid.
- Drawers & Functionality: Equipped with an upper drawer and a lower drawer with vintage metal/brass handles.
- Lighting: The upper drawer houses the original-era electrical system connected to the internal lighting of the bar compartment (original-era wiring; a revision is recommended before use).
- Construction: Supported by four elegant cabriole legs. The back is original and finished in red.

Conditions:
The piece is in good structural and overall cosmetic condition, with light and normal signs of wear that attest to its age and original charm. Photos are an integral part of the description.
Shipping: Planned shipment in the future via chat and protective packaging on a wooden pallet to ensure integrity during transport.
• On-site pickup: Free pickup available at [Catania].

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
40 kg
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Brass, Burr walnut, Glass, Wood
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
130 cm
Width
80 cm
Depth
42.5 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Can Be Locked
Yes
Sold by
ItalyVerified
40
Objects sold
Private

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