Carved Walnut Cocktail Cabinet

Name: Carved Walnut Cocktail Cabinet
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA723911
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Tinker & Toad

Description

A fine and beautifully constructed Italian carved walnut cocktail cabinet Circa 1920-30. The upper cocktail cabinet with carved and canted corners with carved heads to the front and corners. The brass grilled doors having floral and grape decoration enclosing the bar area which has a backlit painted stained-glass style back flanked by glass shelves held by a twisted brass rope. The doors to the cabinet are solid and heavy and the glass thick and dimpled. Below the cabinet is a most wonderful secret revolving glass bar or counter of semi-circle form, again having twisted brass rope decoration. The upper cabinet stands on a finely carved base with cabriole legs with lions paw feet. Sourced from a fine Gloucester home called The Down House in Gloucestershire, England which can be seen in the images. Would sit equally well in a modern or traditional home. The piece has been completely rewired and PAT tested.

Physical Dimensions

Height

167cm (65.75")

Width

97cm (38.19")

Depth

52cm (20.47")

Declaration

Tinker & Toad has dated this piece to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA723911

Description

A fine and beautifully constructed Italian carved walnut cocktail cabinet Circa 1920-30.

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The upper cocktail cabinet with carved and canted corners with carved heads to the front and corners.

Tinker & Toad

The brass grilled doors having floral and grape decoration enclosing the bar area which has a backlit painted stained-glass style back flanked by glass shelves held by a twisted brass rope. The doors to the cabinet are solid and heavy and the glass thick and dimpled. Below the cabinet is a most wonderful secret revolving glass bar or counter of semi-circle form, again having twisted brass rope decoration. The upper cabinet stands on a finely carved base with cabriole legs with lions paw feet. Sourced from a fine Gloucester home called The Down House in Gloucestershire, England which can be seen in the images. Would sit equally well in a modern or traditional home. The piece has been completely rewired and PAT tested.