French Book Form Tantalus c.1940s

This fabulous novelty leather faux-book hinged case has been ingeniously designed to secretly hide six adorable animal-themed whisky crystal tumblers. Beautifully crafted from two gilt-tooled antique...

First patented in England by the German cabinet maker George Betjemann in 1881, the tantalus originated as a lockable storage case that allowed one's finest liquors to remain on disp...

19th century French bronze tantalus, Circa 17870. This is the best way to have a little sip after dinner. This is sure to make a statement.

For an interesting bar accessory, look no further than this unique liquor box or "cave à liqueur". Crafted in France, circa 1870, the antique tantalus is shaped like five antique leather bound books stacked together. Lifting the top, it reveals a partially gilt liqueur set with a pair of carafes with stoppers and shot cordials. The faux book liquor box...

This antique tantalus set originates from France and dates to approximately 1920 and done in a Renaissance style. The case is composed of softwood...

Fine 19th century French gilt bronze tantalus set, attributed to Baccarat. Circa 1870. A fine addition to any home! A timeless and classic touch for a ...