Italian Dry Bar in Rosewood, Brass and Glass

M. Vuillermoz, dry bar cabinet, mahogany, brass, steel, wood, France, 1960s This characteristic bar cabinet was designed by M. Vuillermoz and finds itself at the intersection of ar...

Home bar with chairs and wall unit, walnut, wood, Italy, 1950s.  Elegant, playful private bar with matching wall unit and stools. A divine set from the heart of Italy in the vibrant...

Luigi Saccardo for Arrmat, sideboard with dry bar Model ‘Parentisi’, red lacquered wood, metal, glass, Italy, 1976 The ‘Parentisi’ sideboard with dry bar by Italian designer Luigi S...

Massimo Papiri for Mario Sabot, coffee table with dry bar, brushed aluminum, plexiglass, lacquered wood, plastic, Italy, 1970s This ico...

Bar cabinet, mahogany, glass, acrylic, Italy, 1950s A gracious bar cabinet hailing from Italy and dating back to the mid-century period. The design features a tambour rolled-door th...

Bar and wall unit or backbar, pine, Europe, 1970s This set is the ultimate component for hosting and entertaining friends: a home bar and large wall unit behind it. Crafted with car...

French vitrine cabinet or dry bar with new black finish and original brass trim, circa 1920s. Top has sliding glass doors. Bottom has brass figural ornaments, locking door and single...

Stunning French Art Deco bronze face walnut vitrine / dry bar. This dry bar has been professionally refinished having a very high French polish. The two ce...

Italian dry bar - vitrine base is wood and the side is inline fruit wood. The bar interior is surrounded by mosaic glass.  

French Art Deco rosewood vitrine/bar cabinet with to glass top sliding doors framed in chrome above to large doors with brass decorative handles (branded: DOMINIQUE, PARIS)

Mid Century , in walnut, rosewood and maple bar cabinet attributed to Vittorio Dassi designer. All the external parts are with curved edges, three drawers with golden brass handle, f...

A unique French Art deco vitrine bar cabinet produced in the 1920s. The wrought iron feet are glittering in an antiqued gold gilt finish, with beautiful details, while the mirrored vitrine cabinet part gives the piece a glam twist. Its sophisticated and clean design is typical of the French neoclassical work within the early Art deco movement from the 1920s and 1930s, and offers a timeless look. The interior, for stowing away glasses and bottles, features a glass holder rack and plenty enough space for 15 to 20 bottles. This cabinet would make a beautiful focal piece for a living room with plenty of French Art deco charm. It has been fully restored, and is found in a beautiful vintage condition, with an amazing patina. Two similar cabinets are actually displayed in the main hall of Le Meurice...