Elegant, bold, timeless: this rare bar cabinet made of fine redwood burl, with deep and vibrant veins that create a warm and hypnotic chromatic composition. The rigorous and geometric architectural structure is framed by satin brass profiles and side panels in glossy black lacquered wood, which amplify the brightness of the burl by contrast. The full-height glass doors, with integrated gold frames, reveal two shelves in cut glass suspended on metal supports, perfect for holding glasses, collectibles or liquors for display. The base houses a series of four hidden drawers, also completely covered in burl, with an executive accuracy worthy of the best cabinetmaking. Each element is cared for down to the smallest details: from the invisible joints to the perfect alignment of the drawers, up to the precision of the chrome corners. The cabinet is in excellent condition, completely original. The lacquer is shiny and uniform, the brass profiles are perfectly intact, free from oxidation or opacity. The glass has no scratches or cracks. The briar is alive, deep, with no obvious signs of wear. Only very slight micro-traces of time compatible with its era, which do not compromise the aesthetic impact or functionality. Product Name: Redwood Briar Bar Display Cabinet by Mario Sabot Year of Design: 1970s Style: Glamorous European Modernism, with rationalist influences and Hollywood accents Main Materials: Redwood briar, satin brass, glossy black lacquered wood, ground glass, chrome details Distinctive Design: Rigorous architectural structure framed by gold profiles, full-height glass doors, four perfectly integrated disappearing drawers, extreme attention to detail and finishes Dimensions: Length 132.5cm | Depth 52.5cm | Height 190cm Comfort: The high functionality and easy access to shelves and drawers make it practical and refined in use Typical Use: Bar display cabinet or display unit for representative residential environments, hotel lobbies, private studios or high-profile lounges Versatility: Can be used as a bar, storage unit or scenographic display cabinet, it adapts to classic and contemporary interiors Current Design Status: Excellent condition, completely original. Lacquer and briar perfectly preserved, brass profiles intact, glass without scratches or cracks. Only minimal traces of time compatible with age Additional Notes: Please note that this item is in excellent vintage condition. There may be slight signs of aging, which do not affect its functionality. We invite you to consider these characteristics before purchasing. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution