This small bar cabinet is very simple and elegant, and can therefore fit into any style. It opens with a drop-front lid, revealing an interior that can hold glasses and carafes. Very functional, the t[...]
An Art Deco rolling bar cart, elegantly crafted fromchrome-plated metal and glass. 2 glass-doors sides that reveals a meticulouslyorganized interior. Dimensions: H73 x 72 x 44 cm. ( H28.74 x 28.35 x 1[...]
Stunning Art Deco bar front, crafted from carved wood with a metal and marble top. Its elegant and inviting undulating shape gives it a unique character, ideal for a bar, restaurant, event space, or a[...]
Elegant Art Deco rolling table, also known as a trolley. A bar cart with two mirrored shelves and a bottle rack. Made of chromed metal. Dimensions: Length: 73 cm max. Height: 69 cm. Width: 37 cm. In v[...]
Art Deco period chest of drawers, either a bar or storage unit, in mahogany and rosewood veneer, opening with two solid doors and two drawers, resting on a recessed plinth. Stepped top. Art Deco perio[...]
Oval neoclassical style silvered brass drinks trolley. French work attributed to Maison Jansen. Circa 1940Click Here to see this piece directly on Our Website
Attribution and period
French Art Deco bar cart attributed to Maison Baguès, the renowned Parisian firm celebrated for its decorative brass and bronze works. This model dates to the mid-20th century,[...]
A French cast iron bistro table from the early 20th century, brimming with character and charm, featuring a magnificent cast iron pedestal. The three arms of the base are topped with the original pink[...]
Art Deco corner bar cabinet in solid wood veneered with walnut and zebrawood for the doors, which open (two side doors and one drop-down door) to reveal an interior fitted with mirrors, black opaline [...]
Set of nine bistro tables dating from 1900. It is rare to find such a set. The tabletops are original oak veneer, stripped and patinated with a hard, insulating base and a waxed finish. The bases are [...]
Neoclassical Style Brass Drinks Trolley with removable trays. French work by Maison Bagués. Circa 1940Click Here to see this piece directly on Our Website
This exceptional piece, attributed to Maurice Jallot, served as a bar, but could certainly have other uses. This rosewood cabinet opens with two doors covered in gold leaf surrounding a rectangular la[...]
Charming all-oak bistro bar with a zinc countertop and sink in the Art Deco style of the 1930s. Made by the Vauconsant factory in St. Nicolas de Port (Lorraine, France). It comprises three sections, a[...]
A superb Art Deco rosewood bar, dating from the 20th century, combining aesthetic refinement and functional ingenuity. This piece, typical of the Art Deco style, features clean geometric lines and bea[...]
Art Deco period bar in marquetry with palm leaf decoration on the front and two small leaves on the sides, opening to reveal two bottle racks at the bottom, one glass rack, two sliding shelves at the [...]
Neoclassical style brass drinks trolley with removable trays. French work by Maison Jansen. Circa 1940Click Here to see this piece directly on Our Website
Small oval rolling table in neoclassical style in brass with double removable tops surrounded by an openwork gallery. French work from Maison Bagués. Around 1940Click Here to see this piece directly o[...]
Bistro table with cast iron legs Art Deco period Top 58/140cm that can accommodate a larger marble top. We can make a custom top in solid wood by our workshop. DELIVERY FRANCE 100 € DELIVERY WORLDWIDE[...]
Art Deco bar in Sipo wood and sycamore maple, circa 1930. A delightful Art Deco-style rolling bar, combining the elegance of curved shapes with the richness of noble woods.The exterior is made of Sipo[...]
Original restored Art Deco bar cart in piano black lacquer, mahogany, chrome, and mirrors, from France, circa 1930. Exterior lacquered black and polished to a high gloss. Chrome-plated metal parts. De[...]
Rolling bar decorated with Napoleon 3 with 3 glass shelves, openwork galleries. Circa 1970,used condition. From:Parisian PalaceThe bottle holders are in the center in riveted baskets. Length: 77 cm. W[...]
ART DECO PERIOD SIDE TABLE WITH WHITE VEINED MARBLE TOP DIAMETER 50CM THICKNESS 20MM. CAST IRON BASE. DELIVERY TO MAINLAND FRANCE. PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT US FOR ANY QUESTIONS.
A rolling bar with a chrome-plated metal frame by Jacques Adnet. Art Deco circa 1930. The front is curved, while the body is made of clear glass with a metal frame. The top section can be removed and [...]
Semi-circular two-door bar cabinet. Glossy black lacquer. Fluted doors. Mirrored interior. https://youtu.be/6ZlYxOxZMbA Original Art Deco, France, 1930s.
Art Deco period serving trolley. The three added shelves (h18 cm, 43 cm) to its small proportions present all its functionality. The solid beech frame adds all its solidity. The casters work well. The[...]
Elegant oak bar cabinet with maple interior, crafted by the French manufacturer Éditions AV, renowned for its high-quality furniture. The design, inspired by the Art Deco style, features clean geometr[...]
Spectacular dry bar in solid mahogany, mahogany diamond-shaped marquetry and brass marquetry. Polished brass decorations and feet, lemonwood and mahogany marquetry interior, diamond-shaped mirror, sma[...]
An Art Deco bar set circa 1930 consisting of a counter, a corner display cabinet, and two stools. Piano lacquer, chrome-plated metal. Tubular chrome-plated metal rails on the counter, stools with roun[...]
2 bistro tables marked "Sicre Jeune à Toulouse" on the base and "Ets Charlionnais Toulouse" on the metal rim of the top. Opaline glass or red marmorite tops in perfect condition. Period 1920-25.
Art deco bar, from the Tugas brand. Pivoting door creating space for bottles as well as a stepped shelf that can hold glasses. Half-moon shelves serve as storage as well as a serving tray built into t[...]
Antique early 20th century bistro table in cast iron and marble. Original red patina. Original marble top. The top is not cleaned nor glued to the base.
Early 20th century bistro pedestal table. Cast iron base with its original marble top. Uncleaned. Original red patina. Marble not attached to the base. Chip on the marble which does not detract from t[...]
Art Deco Display Cabinet or Bar France - circa 1930 -fully restoredThis beautiful piece of furniture made of rare precious wood veneer and polished brass is very decorative! It is very noble and decor[...]
1930s bistro table. Cast iron legs and cherry wood top. Cast iron legs made in German-speaking Switzerland in Glarus. No crossbar between the two legs.
Rolling table with 2 shelves and original mirror. Straight and curved aluminum tube structure in good general condition. In the style of Jacques Adnet. Slight scratches on the shelf.
Pair of bistro tables with antique cast iron legs and a Saint Antonin breccia veined marble top, with a corbin beak. The base can be fixed to the floor. The marble is of very good quality. Period: ear[...]
Art Deco period bistro table. The cast iron base is of great technical richness. The high shape is in openwork skyscraper, it notes with the solid base in staircase shape. This jamb rests on fluted pr[...]
Art Deco bar cabinet, curved, widened at the sides, circa 1930. Walnut veneer. The bar opens at the front with two doors equipped with metal utensils inside. Spacious interior with lower level for bot[...]
Art Deco Sideboard or Bar Cabinet in the Style of Alfred Chambon or Géo Verbanck for De Coene.Good overall condition, visually appealing piece, although some restoration could be considered (veneer fi[...]
Pedestal table with central leg whose top is covered with glazed ceramic tiles representing a compass rose. The tripod base is in wrought iron. H: 77cm. Diam.: 61 cm. Work from the 1950s.
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