Corner Cocktail Cabinet

Name: Corner Cocktail Cabinet
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA771227
Availability: SoldOut

1920 - 1940

Sold by Poirot Art Deco

Description

A very well made and good designed cocktail cabinet, by Heaton Tabb & Co. Excellent use of walnut, with attractive walnut banding to the top and the two bottom cupboards.

This corner cocktail cabinet opens with two fold over doors to the top and one pull down door to the front. The interior with a mirrored back, storage for bottles and with further room for glassware, etc.

Below a two door cupboard opens to reveal two shelves, offering further storage.

Heaton and Co. designed furniture for the Titanic and the Olympic. They had offices at Harland and Wolff’s Belfast site and this continued when they were renamed Heaton Tabb and Company Ltd , when they continued to make furniture for other prestigious liners. It is quite likely this piece came from one of the liner’s staterooms. It has several pin holes at the back to indicate it has been attached to a wall and as in this case ball bearing fixings are used to stop cupboards opening whilst at sea.

This item comes in very good vintage condition, with just some signs of age related wear to the top.

Physical Dimensions

Height

105cm (41.34")

Width

97cm (38.19")

Depth

58cm (22.83")

Declaration

Poirot Art Deco has dated this piece to the 1940s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA771227

Dealers Internal Reference

PAD0311

Dealers Notes

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Description

A very well made and good designed cocktail cabinet, by Heaton Tabb & Co. Excellent use of walnut, with attractive walnut banding to the top and the two bottom cupboards.

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This corner cocktail cabinet opens with two fold over doors to the top and one pull down door to the front.

Poirot Art Deco

The interior with a mirrored back, storage for bottles and with further room for glassware, etc.

Below a two door cupboard opens to reveal two shelves, offering further storage.

Heaton and Co. designed furniture for the Titanic and the Olympic. They had offices at Harland and Wolff’s Belfast site and this continued when they were renamed Heaton Tabb and Company Ltd , when they continued to make furniture for other prestigious liners. It is quite likely this piece came from one of the liner’s staterooms. It has several pin holes at the back to indicate it has been attached to a wall and as in this case ball bearing fixings are used to stop cupboards opening whilst at sea.

This item comes in very good vintage condition, with just some signs of age related wear to the top.