Eugenio Diez Illuminated Liquor Cabinet Buenos Aires Argentina circa 1950

A Warren McArthur modernist rolling bar cart manufactured during the first years Warren was located in Rome, New York. The Warren McArthur Corporation moved from Los Angeles to Rome, New York in January of 1933. The label ending in "PATS APPLIED FOR" identifies the bar as being manufactured in Rome between 1933/34. The use of square half inch tubing for the rails bordering the shelves and the staggered count of one, two or three tubes is a well considered contrast to the one inch round tubing that comprises the main body of the bar frame. The inch and half rectangular U tube that forms the foundation tube of the bar cart gives the necessary strength as well as a strong rectilinear visual that lends a visual balance with the half inch rectangular tubing. The spacing of the three half round shelves...

A dramatic neoclassic style mahogany cabinet by Lorin Jackson designed in 1940 for the "Glassic" line of Grosfeld House furniture. The exterior of the...

Sophisticated brass glass and translucent Ivory lacquer over strongly grained walnut give this nightstand/ end table visual interest. Designed by Renzo Rutili, the head of design at ...

Illuminated tin sign with a reverse painting on glass star for the Eastern Star of the Masonic Temple from the 1920s.. The sign is shown mounted on its or...

Greta Von Nessen pair of model NS945 swing arm wall lamps designed in 1949 for Von Nessen Studio. The lamps have their original off-white (now light crème from UV exposure) baked en...

Simple elegant mirror designed by Merton Gershun for his Dania line for American of Martinsville. Rosewood colored walnut. The use of...

Wood bar by Englander & Bonta, Argentina, Buenos Aires, circa 1950. With glass and mirror inside.

Add some Mid-Century Italian Modern elegance to your space with this fully restored Rosewood sideboard / liquor cabinet designed by Vittorio Dassi, originally completed in the 1950s and restored in 2021. The subtly tapered design was crafted from Rosewood with distinct dark striped grain, restored with a gorgeous and luxurious French Polish. This piece comprises of flared spider legs, three (3) shelves, (2) slim drawers, brass hardware and a compact hutch which opens to reveal a curved mirrored...

Brazilian bar cabinet designed by Guiseppi Scapinelli crafted of a dark rosewood frame, locking Pau Marfim doors with inlaid diamond pattern of ros...

This is an outstanding and very rare profusely inlaid dry martini bar. This is perfect for entertaining your guests without looking like a complete alcoholic. This hides the beverage...

Surrounded in light walnut and marble with aged brass, the FAMED LIQUOR CABINET is designed with elegance and utility in mind, both inside and out, and contains a hidden storage area. Specially designed interior compartments and named liquor cabinet offer a suitable set-up for your glasses, bottles, and accessories, while appealing to the eyes with vintage and cult style. The liquor closets are the favorites of modern design enthusiasts, which you can choose for your needs. The Famed series does the aesthetic touch of walnuts and rice at the most relaxing moment of the day. Colors may appear different on your screen depending on display settings, resolution, device type, and device age. Please contact if you have questions about color . length: 49.2'' / depth: 24'' / height: 35.4'' -First Grade Oak Plated -Alexander Black Marble -Brass -Cabinet Door with Bottle Shelves...

A very stylish and extremely rare vintage Italian drinks cabinet by Eugenio Gerli for Tecno. It was made in Italy, and dates from the 1960-70’s. ...