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Art Deco Corner Bar with 4 Stools, Black Lacquer, Cream Glass, France circa 1930
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Description
Original, fully restored Art Deco corner dry bar with 4 stools in black and cream, from France, circa 1930.
Walnut veneered body, high-gloss black lacquer finish. Two thick original tubular steel railings at the front.
Glass top painted cream-white underneath. Polished stainless steel trim around the bottom.
Open compartments and 4 shelves at the back left, painted black inside. Lockable door on the right with 2 shelves inside. Original chrome handle, lock, and key.
4 original Art Deco stools in black lacquered walnut wood and chrome-plated circular foot railings. Newly upholstered with cream-colored genuine leather.
Bar dimensions:
* H 111 cm / 43.70 in
* W 111 cm / 43.70 in
* D 95 cm / 37.40 in
Stool dimensions:
* H 81 cm / 31.89 in
* Ø 28 cm / 11.02 in
* Ø 39 cm / 15.35 in - More Information
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Dimensions
W. 43.7 in; H. 43.7 in; D. 37.4 in; W. 111 cm; H. 111 cm; D. 95 cm;
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