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A rare and striking corner bar cabinet by Willy Rizzo, made in Italy in the 1970s. This piece of furniture features a generously proportioned design, characterized by refined walnut...

Very rare and amazing masterpiece by Paolo Buffa, Bar Cabinet with magnificent details and decoration on the frontal panel, with little mirrors in the interior and with a light to il...

Bar cart made of walnut burl, Made in Italy, 1970s. Elegant Bar Trolley with fine walnut burl with brass-plated metal frame, refined design suitable for giving a touch of modernist e...

Living room cabinet, 1950s, Made in Italy. Ash and Indian rosewood living room cabinet with walnut veneered drawers. The upper part of the cabinet consists of three flap doors with a...

Bar cart attributed to Cesare Lacca, Year 1950, Made in Italy.  Beautiful 1950 bar cart, wood and brass, with two removable glass trays. The frame of this cart is made of stained wal...

Italian Art Deco bar cabinet in walnut with burlwood interior. The cabinet features two side doors fitted internally with bottle holders, while the central compartment includes glass...

This exceptional English Art Deco bar cabinet from the 1930s combines the glamour of the cocktail era with an ingenious folding design. When closed, it presents itself as an elegant and relatively compact cabinet; opened, it transforms into an impressive curved home bar measuring 206 cm in width, creating a generous setting for serving drinks and entertaining guests. The exterior is finished in richly figured walnut veneer, its deep reddish-brown tones enhanced by a lustrous polished surface. Contrasting black lacquered elements emphasize the flowing silhouette, while chrome-plated fittings, handles and hinges introduce the characteristic metallic accents of the Art Deco period. One of the most distinctive features is the folding countertop. The lighter figured wood creates a striking contrast with the darker cabinet body and incorporates a large central frosted glass serving surface. Hinged extensions on either side unfold to create the sweeping bar top, giving the piece a remarkable transformation from closed cabinet to full cocktail bar. Behind the curved double doors, the interior reveals a carefully organized bar fitted with several shelves and dedicated bottle storage compartments. The glossy black interior is both practical and visually dramatic, continuing the refined contrast between warm wood, black lacquer and polished metal seen throughout the piece. Its adaptable design makes this original 1930s bar particularly appealing for contemporary interiors: substantial and impressive when entertaining, yet considerably more compact once the folding sections are closed. It works beautifully as a vintage home bar, cocktail cabinet or statement drinks cabinet, bringing authentic Art Deco character to both classic and modern surroundings. A rare combination of decorative craftsmanship and clever functionality, this original English Art Deco folding bar...

Exceptional Walnut Root Bar Furniture By Paolo Buffa

The "BAR FOURAGE" by FABIAN FREYTAG STUDIO is inspired by a house bar from the 1960s and was produced for Milan Design Week 2023. It was presented here for the first time at the ALCOVA exhibition. The semicircular piece of furniture with (partly radiant) slats also functions as reception furniture...

Bauhaus-pupil Franz Ehrlich designed this furniture series in the early fifties for the VEB Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau. Barelement with 2 doors, mirrored and with stone/glass insi...