Acrylic Dry Bars

Rolling dry bar, 1980s Italy. White wooden drum with wheels, bruched steel door and lighting. The top is made of white acrylic with underneath a rond TL lamp that lights up the acryl...

Spectacular dry bar designed by Poul Nørreklit in 1969 and made by Georg Petersens Møbelfabrik. Made in white and silver laminate with acry...

A waterfall edge acrylic rolling bar/serving cart on chromed castors by AKKO, Inc., Lawrence, MA. Clean condition. I appreciate the diversity and mobil...

Chunky Lucite or Acrylic Console Table, in the manner of Charles Hollis Jones, American, circa 1960s. This table is a versatile size and can be used as a console, desk, vanity, bar, ...

A midcentury Space Age three-piece pedestal dry bar with two accompanying bar stools from Chromecraft. Created with alternating acrylic panels and rolled blue fur fabric panels. Supp...

This 1970s custom-made bar cabinet in geometrically pieced goatskin with chunky acrylic block handles features hinged-top access, with two drawers and multiple glass shelves below. D...

Beautiful wine storage rack / bar made from Lucite with a black frame. This piece offers a unique and stylish way to store and display up to 150 wine bottles - a sommelier's dream!

A glamorous polish nickel and clear acrylic bar cart designed by American renowned designer Charles Hollis Jones in 1963. The cart is from the "Metric...

Boris Tabacoff 'Sphere' bar Edition 'Mobilier Modulaire Moderne', 1971. Smoked amethyst colored acrylic glass shell. Chromed flat steel base...

This Art Deco console table is truly unique. It is comprised of black laminate with high gloss and matte stripes adorning the top and sides of the piece. There are two Lucite rolls o...

Beautiful and rare, top of the range, sculptural coffee table with Swivel out hidden internal illuminated bar compartment designed by famous italian decorator ,Massimo Papiri for Atelier ‘Mario Sabot’, Italy in 1973. This table is published in the May 1973 issue of Casa Vogue...

Invest in a piece of design history with this grandly scaled room divider by Steve Chase. Recently procured from an extraordinary coastal clifftop home in Laguna Beach which was custom designed in its entirety by prolific Southern California based designer Steve Chase. Work on the house began in the early 1980s and was expanded and completed by the end of that decade. Chase performed as the interior designer as well as being involved in the construction phase from start to finish. Every piece of furniture, built-in cabinetry, millwork, hearth, and shelving was custom-made to fit precisely to the home, featuring a generous amount of Lucite, which Chase was well-known for incorporating in his work, including an impressive three- inch thick solid Lucite banister running up a curved stairwell. The owners developed a close friendship with Chase and they traveled together on numerous occasion. This custom room partition...