Copper Dry Bars

This fabulous bar cart from Louis Sognot features rounded sides with copper slats all around. Its general shape evokes a nautical accent. To open it and reach glasses and bottles, it...

Spectacular early 1950's bar & back bar by the Romweber Furniture Company of Batesville, Indiana. This bar is part of the renowned "Viking Oak" series that the company manufactured...

Stunning Oak Rolling Dry Bar Cabinet in the style of Charles Dudouyt/Atelier Gentilhommière C1950.           Great design and good craftsmanship with beautifully turned columns, carved geometric detailing and copper hinges...

Stunning vintage patchwork fliptop bar cabinet designed by iconic designer Paul Evans for Directional in the United States, circa 1970s. This elegant piece looks more like a graceful sculpture due to its Minimalist design and superior metal craftsmanship. The cabinet has been crafted by hand and features a rectangular structure inlaid with patinated bronze, copper, brass, and pewter pieces, which have been delicately placed and arranged in a mosaic-like style. On the front face, it has two thick doors...

Maison Jansen, Hollywood regency 3-module bar counter with two matching bar stools, brass frame and panels in burnished copper, France, circa 1970. Measures: (Bar) 180 x 60 x 120 ...

Modern Rolling Serving or Bar Cart by William Pahlmann USA Mid-Century Server buffet or bar cart by William Pahlmann Hastings Square Mid-Century Modern Designed by interior designer...

A most impressive Italian Renaissance Revival two piece court cabinet. Born in Italy during the second half of the 19th century, handcrafted of solid walnut, masterfully carved, later fitted with early 20th century hardware and fashioned as cocktail drinks bar cabinet. The exceptionally executed antique, circa 1875, having a substantial cornice with elaborate decorative molding, rising above two wrought iron scrolled doors, opening to reveal inner copper and tin cupboard fitted with two shelves, flanked by ornate high relief carvings; featuring two hidden pull out copper tray slides that create the perfect work surface for mixing drinks, chilling, and serving; above single drawer with metal pulls; over a pair of carved doors with centralized floral accents, opening to two shelves, accessory holders and open interior storage space; terminating in bracket feet. Dimensions: (approx) 61.25" high, 25.5" wide, 14" deep Pull out trays: 16" First seen in the early 16th Century in Tudor homes and great halls, antique court cupboards...

Extremely rare furniture by De Coene with a painted decor on the two doors. This cabinet must have been executed at the end of the fifties around 1958 and represent women dancing wi...

Pennsylvania House cherry dry sink, circa 1960s. Includes copper insert, two drawers and lower cabinet space. On wheels for ease of movement.   

Industrial steel metal steampunk storage cabinet Rustic bar liquor case atomic Up for consideration, a handmade Industrial steampunk storage cabinet. Dr...

This rare patchwork copper flip topdry bar by Paul Evans was crafted in the mid-1960s by Directional. A collectors item and piece of design history, this stunning liquor cabinet was handcrafted with patinated pieces of copper, brass, and pewter which have been artistically welded and nailed in a patchwork style resting on a matching plinth base atop casters, allowing the cabinet to be easily moved around and floated throughout the room wherever your party takes you. What separates this one apart from other examples are the finishing touches. This example has a top that is finished in the same copper clad as the front, the back is finished and so are the sides, and the interior side of the two doors are finished as well. So you can float this in the middle of the room and even when you open the doors to your magnificent collection of liquor and glassware or other possessions, your cocktail cabinet still maintains that 'finished' look. Under the flip topis a black laminate bar-top and interior also finished in black. Inside the double sided copper clad cabinet doors are a left and right interior storage space divided by a black wooden divider. Within both sides are adjustable wooden shelves all finished in black to match the rest of the interior. This genius design by Paul Evans took into account how subtle details can make an atmosphere so much better for entertaining and the complete blackout of the interior spaces make this really pop under entertainment night lighting. This is the rare cousin to the sought-after patchwork cabinet, in similar form with slate top and oversized round door pulls, which we also have in our current collection, see our other listings or contact us for more details on our Paul Evans Patchwork collection. We also carry other Paul Evans designs, including Cityscape, Deep-Relief, and the Sculpted Metal Collections and more. This eye-catching Brutalist patchwork drybar cabinet...

A particular openable bar cabinet made in Italy in the 1950s, good conditions overall.