Antique Drinks Cabinets

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this absolutely exquisite, original 1902 Stickley Brothers copper topped Cellarette drinks smoking cabinet ...

This is a fantastic antique Queen Anne Revival burr walnut cocktail cabinet with a fitted and mirrored revolving interior, dating from circa 1920. The door opens automatically when ...

Perfect for displaying on a bar cart, sideboard, or antique drinks cabinet, this decanter functions equally well as a sculptural tabletop object and a usable vessel for whiskey, wine...

Fascinating pair of William IV period silver spoons, ideal for the drinks cabinet Displaying a desirable aged patina commensurate with age Sterling silver presents a bright reflect...

Ideal for display or use, it adds warmth and personality to a table, bar, or drinks cabinet. A wonderful example of early 20th-century folk art, it makes an appealing addition to a c...

An antique Classical Roman-Greco style mint julep drink stand, crafted from carved rosewood and dating to approximately 1840.

Attractive early 20th century decanter with elegant, practical proportion Clear glass presents very well, with minimal age or surface markings Faceted stopper sits neatly and securel...

A wonderful antique display piece, ideal for serving drinks, presenting a tea service or adding traditional elegance to a dining room, drawing room or drinks cabinet.

Scrollwork Wrought iron lattice drinks stand / Side Table / Planter, France, 1930s This stylish squared gilt iron jardinière / stand has filigree scroll lattice panels and cabriole l...

Perfect for the collector or for enhancing a refined drinks cabinet. Delivered ready for the home. Dimensions: Max Width: 11cm (4.25'') Max Depth: 11cm (4.25'') Max Height: 30.5cm (...

Well-proportioned and increasingly scarce in this condition, this Georgian cellarette makes a striking statement today, ideal as a drinks cabinet, storage chest, or distinctive decor...

Eye-catching Victorian cooler with superb French decorative appeal Presented in original green paint, attractively time worn with age Crafted in painted brass, offering a delightful ...

A superb Victorian pollard oak combined humidor, tantalus and drinks cabinet Circa 1880 in date. The magnificent tantalus having a hinged lid fitted with a Bramah patent lock with k...

At nine inches across, it works beautifully as a decorative object on a library table, console, desk, or drinks cabinet. It would be especially handsome layered with leather-bound bo...

Distinctive faceted body with tapering form and elegant domed neck Starburst cut to the base, catching the light with delightful effect Original toadstool-shaped stopper, neatly cut ...

To the interior is a later fitted steel cabinet that will receive standard size wine and liquor bottles, glasses etc, the drop front acts as a surface to pour and prepare drinks.

This handcrafted English decanter will look great on any drinks cabinet, table, dresser and/or side table.

A particularly attractive ensemble for a drinks cabinet or collection of Scottish glass, while remaining entirely practical for serving liqueurs and after-dinner spirits.

The amber glass shifts beautifully in the light, moving between honey, caramel, and cognac tones, making the set ideal for a bar cart, dining room, drinks cabinet, or layered vintage...

Inlaid inside the stunning and strong, nickle plated metal frame, this hand-crafted antique will look terrific atop a drinks cabinet, dresser, side table etc. Mind you, the single-pi...

An impressive corner cabinet designed for verandas or reception rooms, blending artistry with utility Fashioned from select teak stocks, displaying deep russet hues throughout Fan-sh...

A handsome and practical service with an impressive decorative presence, ideal for serving afternoon tea or displaying within a dining room, drawing room or drinks cabinet. Please no...

The generous proportions and elegant design make this a particularly useful piece for a drinks cabinet, bar, dining table or sideboard display.

With an approximate two-litre capacity, the jug has considerable presence and would make an impressive addition to a drinks cabinet, dining room or collection of vintage silver plate.

Whether displayed in a drinks cabinet, on a bar cart, or used during special occasions, it evokes the elegance of traditional dining and entertaining.

Ideal for display on a bar cart, drinks cabinet, coffee table, sideboard, or gentleman's study, this piece works equally well as a functional entertaining accessory and as a decorati...

Furniture that can be transformed, such as this table, are extremely rare and whilst its intended use is unknown, it is possible that the piece was used as a serving / tea table, occ...

Originally designed for serving claret, wine, or spirits, it also serves as a sophisticated decorative centrepiece for a dining room, drinks cabinet, or collector's display. Dating ...

Its artistic relief work and minimalist metallic finish make it a sophisticated accent for a coffee table, sideboard, bookcase, desk, or drinks cabinet. A perfect statement piece for...

Its proportions make it well-suited for use as a cocktail table, drinks cabinet, blanket chest, or decorative storage piece.

This magnificent French Second Empire liqueur cellar is an exceptional statement piece for a drinks cabinet, bar or collection of antique decorative arts.

A beautiful and highly decorative survivor of the Georgian period—equally at home in a traditional dining room, drinks cabinet or serious collection of antique glass.

The quality and sheer density of the silver ornament make this far more than an ordinary decanter—it is a statement piece of turn-of-the-century Art Nouveau craftsmanship, equally su...

This sideboard was used as a serving cabinet for drinks. In good original condition with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a beautiful patina.   

(Top up) 51" High, 38.5" Wide, 20" Deep As warm and handsome as it is functional, having the ideal size and proportions for use as a dining sideboard or serving table, kitchen dres...

Designed for entertaining, it combines generous serving space with integrated wine storage in a compact footprint, making it equally suitable today as a bar cabinet, drinks station, ...

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Tall and graceful in proportion, each decanter features a slender neck rising from a broad circular foot, creating a refined silhouette suited to the formal dining table and drinks c...

A wonderful set for a formal dining table, drinks cabinet or serious collection of Moser, Victorian glass and European engraved art glass.

Both decorative and functional, this sophisticated pair would make a wonderful addition to a formal dining table, traditional English interior, drinks cabinet or collection of vintag...

Both decanters sit neatly within the fitted interior, and the overall presentation makes this an attractive and practical piece for a bar, study, library or drinks cabinet. The warm ...

An elegant early 20th century mahogany tilt-top wine or drink table crafted in a English Georgian style by True Grand Rapids Cabinet Making, Grand Rapids, Michigan.

A wonderful piece for a collector of antique Bohemian glass, an elegant addition to a drinks cabinet, or an impressive decorative display.

Originally intended as a vessel for whisky or other spirits, it would now make an elegant addition to a bar, drinks cabinet, library or collection of British silver and art glass.

An exceptional conversation piece for a bar, drinks cabinet, library, dining room or collection of mechanical and decorative antiques.

Displayed together, the seven glasses and two decanters form an exceptionally elegant ensemble and would make a spectacular addition to a period bar, drinks cabinet, dining room or c...

A NOTE ON THE TANTALUS The tantalus became a particularly fashionable form of portable drinks cabinet during the Georgian and Regency periods.

Today, it would make an exceptional decorative centrepiece for a dining table, drinks cabinet or collector's display. I have included photographs at the end of the listing showing c...

A Remarkable Pair These are unusually impressive examples of early 19th-century French decorative glass, distinguished by their: Rare emerald-green glass Substantial 4 kg combined ...

Among the more unusual products to emerge from 'The Jungle' were registered crocodile umbrella-stands, snake tables, a hall porter's chair made from a whole adolescent elephant, elep...

The set is especially unusual because the cabinet, six decanters, matching stoppers and pair of drinking glasses remain together.

These cups and saucers are ideal for tea, coffee, espresso-style service, after-dinner drinks, or display in a cabinet or open shelf arrangement.

Strong and sturdy, yet lightweight enough to easily move or put away when not in use, ideal size and proportions for a variety of different ways, including as use as a playful card g...