"Casablanca" wooden bar cabinet, with a chess tray and set of dice
. Do you love hanging out at Harry’s Bar in Singapore, with its long countertop made ofpolished mahogany worktop and its stools, its brass rails to lean on, and above all its Singapore Slings and Bloody Marys. Let’s face it, this bar cannot and should not be recreated at home. What you’re looking for here is a piece of furniture that’s simple, original and space-saving – easy to store away but also easy to bring into the thick of things. A bar should encourage conversation (whether family-oriented or philosophical) and the sharing of memories. It must be able to cope with both hustle and bustle and moments of calm. This bar exceeds your expectations. It has wheels, three game boards, and a glass top to display photos of your baby or your latest tiger hunt. It also holds a wealth of bottles and equipment, tucked away in its nooks and crannies.
Origin: Asian
Period: New
Materials: Cherry wood
Dimensions: H 111 x 104 x 52 cm