San Francisco - Dry Bars

Harvey Probber design fall front bar cabinet, U.S.A. American MCM at its best with a mahogany and brass dry bar cabinet. Newly refinished and ready to install. Featuring a white lami...

It's rare to find this sophisticated faux leather bar, we believe in the style of if not Jacques Adnet itself. We've sold the stools and the bar is still available. The piece is repr...

Offered here are a pair of stunning and monumental 1970s Brass vitrines, by Mastercraft. Two lacquered Brass vitrines, with two cabinets in each unit, both with a glass shelf in-between so the two spot lights with dimmers can shine through to the lower part. Lower cabinet has one glass shelf, with the upper two glass shelves, all three are adjustable a few notches. All doors...

It's rare to find this sophisticated Jacques Adnet set with faux leather bar, and three stools covered in stitched leather straps and signature bamboo legs. The pieces are representative of both the sleek lines of Adnet and the industrial materials...

Beautiful and functional Italian mobile bar in light walnut with mirrored interiors and brass fittings. Inlaid wood pattern on the front and sides of the doors, with diamond shaped d...

A 1970s campaign-style flip-top rolling dry bar or cabinet from Drexel’s Accolade II collection. A super handsome piece dressed top-to-bottom and...

Mid-Century Modern console table or server designed by Paul McCobb for Calvin Furniture, part of his Irwin collection. Console has two drawers and two lower shelves in mahogany and s...

Milo Baughman design bar cabinet for directional furniture. Handsome, refined walnut and black lacquer base bi-fold door bar cabinet with drawers...

An incredibly grand and commanding early 1900s Regency-style parcel-gilt mahogany console table with marble top, from the historic Fairmont Hotel atop Nob Hill in San Francisco, California. Impressively sized and well-executed hand-carved solid wood base with a rich oxblood finish and loosely-done parcel-gilt decoration. Top corners shouldered by fierce lion heads, with large gold-clawed paws anchoring the base. Oversized rosettes and acanthus leaves define and adorn the substantial supports, with decorative trim running along the top and bottom. Of particular note are a trio of finely done and detailed arches that provide a strikingly architectural touch of depth and drama. Blonde mahogany accents provide handsome contrast to the columns, as they also do while serving to delineate the skirt and base. With original dynamically veined tan marble slab top. Construction and finish of back indicate that this piece was a built-in console table-type fixture in the hotel. We can envision it serving in the same capacity today, or with minor modifications, as an especially memorable dry bar, reception desk, ceremonial altar, or the like. Obtained in 2021 from the Sea Cliff enclave estate of an individual attached to the Panama consulate, at which time we were informed that it had originally come from San Francisco’s famous Fairmont Hotel. The Fairmont opened in 1907, and in 1941 its lobby and public areas underwent a transformative and celebrated redesign by the incomparable Dorothy Draper. Though our research was unable to uncover images of this piece in situ, we can imagine it informing Draper’s vision, which made extensive use of red, gold, and black, and included a reception counter...

A fantastic 1960s Danish folding and convertible captain’s bar in bookmatched teak by Reno Wahl Iverson for Dyrlund. Compact enclosed storage cabine...

Danish modern walnut cabinet with glass shelves and lighting, circa 1960 Handsome midcentury free standing shelves with lower cabinet a...

Scandinavian Modern rosewood bar cabinet or cart designed by Torbjorn Afdal for Bruskbo, Norway. Flip top for double the serving area with racks for glasses and bottles etc. In very ...