London Fine Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
Originating from France, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850
Crafted from substantial wrought iron, displaying fine craftsmanship and enduring strength
Double-sided design allows for 160 standard wine bottles, stored neck to neck for efficiency
Individual bottle openings measure 9.5cm wide, with a 3.5cm neck diameter, suitable for standard Bordeaux and Burgundy bottles
Robust construction provides excellent stability with a reassuring weight and solid presence
Raised upon a quartet of bun feet, offering subtle elevation and balance
Hand-forged joints and detailing present a wonderful rustic aesthetic with provincial charm
Ideal for wine bars, restaurants, or chateau cellars, offering both storage and visual appeal
Equally suited for private collectors or larger country estate wine rooms
Beautiful patination and characterful surface finish, showcasing authentic 19th century craftsmanship
A superb and imposing French chateau wine rack, this early Victorian wrought iron example combines substance, functionality, and timeless style. Perfectly suited to elevate a wine cellar, tasting room, or hospitality interior, this piece represents provincial practicality with elegant form. Delivered ready for the home or establishment.
Dimensions:
Max Width: 92cm (36.25'')
Max Depth: 37cm (14.5'')
Max Height: 120.5cm (47.5'')
London Fine Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
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Large Antique 160 Bottle Chateau Wine Rack, French Iron, Cellar Stand, Victorian
