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Art Deco Bar Cabinet in Solid Oak and Coromandel, Europe, 1930

Description
Very well preserved Art Deco bar cabinet from the late 1920s. This high cabinet has a lot of typical details from the Dutch Amsterdamse School Period, that reflects the architectural style that was very dominant at that time. Lots of houses here in Amsterdam have been built according to that style that blends in very well with the older architecture. The shape and graceful details are very well visible in this piece. It's kind of stately but graceful at the same time. The details such as the wooden stripes on the front but also the three water drops at the top, have been made out of Coromandel, a very rare dark hardwood that came from Indonesia. The drops are symbolic for the idea that this is a bar cabinet and the sideboard even has a place to put your nicest glasses on the top. The Coromandel contrasts very well with the matured oak. The sideboard is still in a very good condition and also the top is still good. Perfect for your whisky's, grappa's or cognac but also very well suitable to serve as a counter, a DJ-booth or just as a regular sideboard. This style of Art Deco mixes very well with Mid-Century Modern pieces especially if you are looking for pieces that have a bit more depth and style of making, all by hand. The way it was made is with so much craftsmanship and all the oak is solid, which also balances well against the veneer that was used so often after the 1940s. It’s a bit more serious (and quite heavy too!)

The height of the top is 97 cm.