French Art Deco bar cabinet, circa 1930s

Occasionally, after a long hard day there is nothing better than shedding the layers of stress by pouring a drink. A martini up, a glass of wine, maybe something non-alcoholic; whatever your choice, the act of imbibing can be immeasurably enhanced by the addition of a few choice accessories. Two fingers neat tastes better in a crystal glass; a bold red breathes better in a big goblet; and that martini is more appealing when it’s poured from a silver shaker, even if you prefer it stirred.

This bar cabinet has a walnut veneer with brass mounts

This week’s New Arrival features an Art Deco Bar Cabinet. Crafted in France in the 1930s, it has been successfully brought back to life by a salt rub designed to restore the beautiful grain of its walnut veneer. The center section flips open to reveal a work shelf and mirrored compartment, while the rest of the cabinet provides abundant storage for glasses, beverages and accessories. Yet, this is more than a bar – it’s the one accessory that can turn the act of pouring a drink into a memorable event.

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