Drinks Cabinet, Antique Dry Bar, Cocktail Cabinet, Walnut, Scotland REDUCED!

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Drinks Cabinet, Antique Dry Bar, Cocktail Cabinet, Walnut, Scotland REDUCED!

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Drinks cabinet, antique dry bar, cocktail cabinet, walnut cabinet, Scotland, 1930, B1113 Scotland, 1930 Original finish Solid walnut and wonderful burr walnut veneers Wonderful figured walnut to the front When the front is pulled down it activates the top and raises it into an upright position Two opens and closes smoothly Revealing a fabulous fitted interior with satinwood back panel, mirror glass worktop and Cocktail accessories to back of upright Back light (needs rewiring) Circular cutouts for glasses on sides and worktop Below are two cupboards with original hardware Enclosed is a central dividing drawer flanked by two shelved cupboards Supported by carved cabriolet legs Overall very good condition and displays beautifully. This piece will not be for sale long before it is snapped up! Was $2350 now just $1350!!! Our item B1113 Measure: 35" W x 18" D x 46" H pull out at 30.5"deep Shipping $500 with Plycon Van Lines Dry bar/drinks cabinet Antique Furniture can inject warmth and character into a home, but an antique drinks cabinet/dry bar can go one step further, as the dry bar also serve a very practical purpose. In times gone by, the drinks cabinet was considered a sign of refinement and elegance, and was a staple fixture in many wealthy households and on many episodes of Mad Men. In recent years the popularity of drinks cabinets has waned somewhat, but thanks to a resurgence in the demand for antique furniture in general, the dry bar cabinet style is making a welcome comeback into twenty-first century homes. This very quick guide offers buyers information about antique dry bar cabinets that will equip them with the knowledge required to select the right piece for their home. Dry bar, History of Antique furnishings add a touch of elegance to their surroundings, and this is especially true for antique dry bar cabinets. Due to their nature, they are useful when entertaining guests and can often serve as a fantastic conversational piece. dry bar Moreover, investing in antique furnishings can often prove to be a wise decision, as the item’s value will likely be retained as time goes on – and in some case may rise. However, before purchasing an antique, it is useful for buyers to familiarise themselves with the factors that may affect its desirability; such as age, condition and materials – all of which may increase or decrease its value in the marketplace. Dry Bar Cabinets have always been popular for their functional purposes, but fine hand-crafted dry bar cabinets were often a luxury reserved only for the wealthy. However, middle class growth in the seventeenth century led to a higher demand for these kinds of furnishings, not only for domestic purposes, but also as a means of showcasing the wealth of an individual to visitors and guests. Many of the antique items we see today were once custom-built and designed by expert craftsmen and were tailored to suit the requirements of a specific family or household. This explains the diversity of antiques commonly seen in the market, and why they can sometimes fetch such high prices at auction. Many notable furniture makers designed and crafted drinks cabinets, with renowned manufacturers such as Thomas Chippendale and Gillows of Lancaster & London producing some of the finest examples of the genre.

Dimensions:
Height: 46 in (116.84 cm)Width: 35 in (88.9 cm)Depth: 18 in (45.72 cm)
Materials and Techniques:
Walnut,Hand-Crafted
Place of Origin:
Scotland
Period:
1930-1939
Date of Manufacture:
1930s
Condition:
Wear consistent with age and use. Gorgeous Piece, this will not last!
Seller Location:
Vancouver, CA
Reference Number:
Seller: B11131stDibs: LU911310747413