Vintage Bars

Furniture Design

Aug 2

Rare Robot Bar by Borghesani, 1969. Photo: Kelly Wearstler

After sharing the Borghesani ‘Robot’ Bar (pictured above), and it receiving over 5 million impressions, I thought I would curate a collection of vintage bars. They may not be as fun as the Robot but they are certainly unique statement pieces that will add a touch of retro vibes to any space. I hope you enjoy!

Rosewood Electric Bar, 1970s

Chrome & Suede Cocktail Bar by Willy Rizzo, Italy, 1970s.

Lacquered and Brass Dry Bar Cabinet by Jean Claude Mahey, France, 1970s

Lucite Dry Bar by Poul Nørreklit, 1970s

Bar by Claudio Salocchi, 1970s

Lucite Bar Cart by Michel Dumas for Roche Bobois, France, 1970s

Hollywood Regency Bar Cabinet and Bar Stools in the Style of Willy Rizzo

WILLY RIZZO COFFEE TABLE FOR MARIO SABOT 1970S

Ico & Luisia Parisi Attributed Polygon Bar Cabinet in Mahogany

Hollywood Regency Bar Cabinet and Bar Stools, 1970s

Bacco cart by Sergio Mazza for Artemide, 1960s

Dry Bar Console by Willy Rizzo in Chrome and Lacquered wood, 1970s

Paul Evans Brutalist Sculpted Bronze Wall Mounted Disc Bar, 1970s

Brass home bar set with mirrors. Italy. 1970s

Rotobar, 1970s, Netherlands

Stilglass Bar by Guzzini for Donati Latina, Italy 1970

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