A mid-century teak cocktail bar by Turnidge, featuring a distinctive angled form with integrated storage and display. The bar includes an overhanging glass display cabinet above the serving surface, a second glazed display cabinet beneath the bar, and a lockable cupboard. The bar top is finished in melamine, with a teak shelf below for additional storage. The maker’s mark is present to the right-hand cupboard door.
The bar is in very good condition overall with only minor signs of age and use, including an occasional ring mark to the underside shelf. There is a small chip to one pane of glass on the lower display cabinet, shown in photographs. The cupboard lock is seized, though the key remains in place and can be used as a handle.
The piece disassembles for transport into two sections, comprising the main bar and the upright display cabinet which bolts onto the side.
The bar measures approximately 130 cm long, about 100 cm deep due to its angled form, 97.5 cm high to the bar top and 164 cm high to the top of the display cabinet.
