Art Deco-era Liqueur Cabinet

This liqueur set is an example of Art Deco design from the 1920s and 1930s. It combines clean geometric shapes, modern materials, and a minimalist yet sophisticated aesthetic typical of that period.

Structure: A rigorous, symmetrical architectural frame made of chrome-plated metal. It features flat vertical side supports and a crossbar.

Handle: The upper crossbar is accented by two decorative rosewood cubes framing a cylindrical handle for easy carrying.

Glass Holder: A circular chrome-plated metal grid surrounds the central decanter. It features six precisely cut rings to hold the glasses. The entire unit rests on three small conical chrome-plated metal feet for stability.

Display Tray: The entire stand rests on a hexagonal tray in matte gold/brass, adding a touch of metallic warmth.

The Carafe (Decanter): Shape: A central carafe with a truncated conical or pyramidal shape, made of smoked or light amber glass.

Stopper: A removable rosewood stopper (matching the handle), turned and carved into the shape of a ziggurat or stepped pyramid, adding a striking geometric detail that contrasts with the glass.

Amber Glasses: Six liqueur glasses made of crystal or amber glass (matching the carafe).

Shape: The glasses have a conical shape, flaring outward toward the top.
Each glass is adorned with a delicate geometric pattern engraved along the upper rim: a double horizontal hatched band, reminiscent of Art Deco architectural lines.

Base: The glasses rest on weighted, decorative bases in dark brown or black, creating a dramatic contrast.

Excellent condition

Shipping within France: 30 euros