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Vintage 1950s light-up cocktail sideboard was manufactured in England. The carcass is finished with figured English walnut (Juglans Regia) veneers. The shaped and leveled top is veneered with a waterfall figure. The back rail is carved at each end with a flower and leaf motif. The middle top is fitted with a cocktail cabinet. The cabinet opens with a tug on the drop pull. The interior light will turn on when door is opened if left on. The light may be turned off with the press of the button on the front of the fixture. The interior of the drinks cabinet is lined with Birdseye figured Maple wood. Mirrors are installed on the back and on the inside of the lower cabinet door to be utilized as a prep station. Metal racks are installed inside the upper drinks cabinet door for a reamer or strainer and for cocktail picks. The shaped interior shelf has a chrome gallery along the front to secure bottles, decanters, and glassware. The front of the sideboard is fitted with two single door cabinets - one on each side of the central drawers. The cabinet doors are veneered with oyster figured Juglans Regia and open via a tug on the drop pulls. The interiors are fitted with one standard shelf each with labels on the front edges. The left cabinet label reads

Heron Cocktail Sideboard | England | 1953-1957

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Early 20th century Queen Anne style cocktail cabinet on stand by Hille of London. The cabinet is constructed of burl English walnut with burr walnut veneer on the two front doors. The top is flat, allowing for use as a storage shelf. The doors are embellished with etched brass strap hinges, escutcheons, and teardrop pulls. The interior of the drinks cabinet is lined with sycamore wood, features a mirrored back and base, two glass shelves, and a mirrored slide-out prep station. The mirror on the bottom may be removed for cleaning the wood base when needed. The two glass shelves are removable. The stand's apron is embellished with neoclassic style carvings of scrolls, swags, acanthus leaves, and a basket of flowers at the center. The cabriole legs are embellished with carvings of acanthus leaves on the knees. The legs end in hairy paw and claw feet. The carvings are well-done and finely detailed. The drinks cabinet will complement interiors featuring elements of Georgian, Queen Anne, Chippendale, Chinoiserie, and Baroque. Cocktail cabinet is in stock now at India Street Antiques in San Diego and is ready for pick-up, delivery, and shipping.

Cocktail Cabinet | Hille of London | circa 1920s

Early 20th century Queen Anne style cocktail cabinet on stand by Hille of London.

The cabinet is constructed of burl English walnut with burr walnut veneer on the two front doors.

The doors are embellished with etched brass strap hinges, escutcheons, and teardrop pulls.

The interior of the drinks cabinet is lined with sycamore wood, features a mirrored back and base, two glass shelves, and a mirrored slide-out prep station.

The stand's apron is embellished with neoclassic style carvings of scrolls, swags, acanthus leaves, and a basket of flowers at the center.

The cabriole legs are embellished with carvings of acanthus leaves on the knees. The legs end in hairy paw and claw feet.

39.5ʺW × 21ʺD × 59.5ʺH

5995

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Interior of Hille of London Cocktail Cabinet

Georgian style mahogany cocktail cabinet was built by Bevan Funnell Ltd., Beach Road, Newhaven, Sussex, England. Bevan Funnel was established in 1945 and is known for bespoke and classically influenced furniture designs. This drinks cabinet was constructed from mahogany wood in the mid-to-late-20th-century. The top and sides feature ribbon figured mahogany and the door fronts feature flame, or crotch cut, mahogany. Under the flat top with molded edge is a cabinet with two locking doors lined on the interior with plain sycamore wood. The interior of the cabinet is lined with figured sycamore wood and mirrored on the back and bottom. A light fixture at top turns on when plugged in. The interior also contains a removable shaped sycamore wood shelf. The cabinet comes with a key. Below the cabinet is a pull-out shelf for use as a cocktail prep station. The shelf easily slides forward with a pull on the two round brass knobs. Two frieze drawers are located under the pull-out shelf and may be opened with a tug on the circular ring pulls over round decorative escutcheons. Curvy supports are placed under the front apron where the front legs attach. All four legs are square fluted tapers ending in spade feet. All hardware is solid brass. This mahogany cocktail cabinet will complement interiors with elements of Georgian, Sheraton, Hepplewhite, Chippendale, Queen Anne, Victorian and Edwardian Sheraton styles. The cabinet will blend nicely with your Bevan Funnell ranges

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Bevan Funnell Cocktail Cabinet | England

Georgian style mahogany cocktail cabinet was built by Bevan Funnell Ltd., Beach Road, Newhaven, Sussex, England. Bevan Funnel was established in 1945 and is known for bespoke and classically influenced furniture designs.

This drinks cabinet was constructed from mahogany wood in the mid-to-late-20th-century. The top and sides feature ribbon figured mahogany and the door fronts feature flame, or crotch cut, mahogany.

Under the flat top with molded edge is a cabinet with two locking doors lined on the interior with plain sycamore wood. The interior of the cabinet is lined with figured sycamore wood and mirrored on the back and bottom. A light fixture at top turns on when plugged in. The interior also contains a removable shaped sycamore wood shelf.

The cabinet comes with a key.

Two frieze drawers are located under the pull-out shelf and may be opened with a tug on the circular ring pulls over round decorative escutcheons.

Curvy supports are placed under the front apron where the front legs attach.

All four legs are square fluted tapers ending in spade feet.

All hardware is solid brass.

The cabinet will blend nicely with your Bevan Funnell ranges "Reprodux", "Avena", and "Classic".

34.25ʺW × 16.75ʺD × 53.5ʺH

3995

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Cocktail Vitrine | Art Deco | 1925-1929 | Belgium | De Coene Freres

Vintage 1925-1929 Art Deco cocktail vitrine from Belgium is of the "Voltaire" collection by De Coene Freres.

The carcass is veneered with ribbon cut mahogany wood on the top, sides, and front of drop-front cabinet door at base.

The interiors of the glazed display area at top and the drinks prep station at base are lined with golden blonde sycamore wood.

Mounts and hardware consist of brass trim around the top and base; brass sabots over the feet of the tapered front legs; round brass knobs on the sliding glass doors at top; brass keyhole insert; and a foliated gilt bronze round ornament on the drop-front door.

The top display is fitted with two thick glass shelves which are accessible by sliding the glass doors.

The cocktail cabinet does lock and a key is provided.

SIZE:

39.75" wide x 14.25" deep x 51" high

Cocktail Vitrine was designed by Josef De Coene and manufactured by De Kortrijkse Kunstwerstede de Geboeders De Coene in Kortrijk, Flanders, Belgium.

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8995

Interior of De Coene Freres Voltaire cocktail vitrine.

Liquor Cabinet on Stand | Belgium | Oak Wood | Late-1800s

Carved brown quarter-sawn oak liquor cabinet on stand in the Medieval Revival style from late-19th-century Belgium.

The flat top has a decorative carved molded edge.

The front stiles feature carved elements of leaves and fruit with pomegranates, grapes, and pears represented.

The double door fronts feature inset panels with carved designs of tasseled banners hanging from flaming torches surrounded by scrolling acanthus leaves.

The doors open with a tug on the heavy brass Rocaille scrolled drop pulls over complementary backplates.

The bottom cabinet rail is decoratively carved with a flower cartouche at center.

The low shelf features a burl oak figure.

The two front legs are turned baluster style with carved leaf designs at bottom.

The two front feet are a turned knob style.

The back legs and feet are straight.

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31.5ʺW × 16.25ʺD × 47.5ʺH

2195

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Interior of Medieval Revival oak liquor cabinet on stand.

Interior of Medieval Revival liquor cabinet