Minibar Vintage

Very nice minibar, brown metal structure with copper sculptured door, inside white lacquered metal

Tea table or minibar Tea table made of walnut wood This is an exclusive tea table made of solid

AT 34 Minibar in teak with drawer. Legs in steel.

1980s Spanish bamboo minibar trolley.

On wheels and with two wood imitating trays, it is ideal as an auxiliary table or for serving drinks.  

Mobile mini bar, bottle storage, serving tray, fridge, minibar, sideboard and ice-cube maker. teak

Striking beautiful versatile dry minibar cabinet designed and manufactured by Dyrlund, made in

lacquered wood, covered in suede, brass and gilded aluminum finishes, including a minibar with a mirrored

and key, on the right side a revolving cabinet with a rotating minibar. Secret round drawer on top of

by Peter Hvidt. Excellent for storage, minibar and stereo cabinet. We refinished the top and sides

and glass shelf. Perfect for use as a home minibar. Made in Switzerland. In beautiful original

tapering legs. Given its ample storage, this cabinet makes a great minibar.

for a minibar - glasses, bottles and mixers. Built atop castors this bar glides anywhere in your space

a minibar and two stools, the piece of furniture can be positioned at an angle, or placed on a

the right side a revolving cabinet with a rotating minibar. Secret round drawer on top of the drum

cabinets which open and inside are a record player on one side and a minibar to hold drinks and snacks on

, to hold a turntable and vinyl records, or as a minibar in the living room. Dimensions: Height

boats and a ship. Ingeniously designed, the tabletop slides apart to reveal a hidden minibar area lined

Beautiful minibar cabinet in teak and covered with black skai designed by Bertil Fridhagen for

brass, including a minibar and a stool. The furniture was produced in Italy in the 1970s. The cabinet

steel, including a minibar and two stools, was produced in the 1970s, and includes a champagne bucket

mechanism. Rightside on the bottom, there was originally a small minibar refrigerator by Arthur Martin. The

For bottles with a maximum height of 30 cm and diameter of 8cm in Art Deco style.

Minibar, model AT34, designed by Hans Wegner in 1959 and manufactured by cabinetmaker Andreas Tuck

Minibar, model AT34, designed by Hans Wegner in 1959 and manufactured by cabinetmaker Andreas Tuck

Very rare set of 6 containers for liquor tequila mezqual or any other special drink, also rack made of rosewood and chrome as well as one container (probably for salt or nuts) pieces...

illuminated minibar, interesting brass door handles and a body of high-gloss varnished rosewood veneer. The

backside shelving for additional storage space and a minibar. Walnut legs combined with high-quality teak

. With all its curved angles and different levels of storage, as well as a minibar. Doors with spring