A stunning mid-century modern wine rack bar cart designed by Arthur Umanoff, known for his elegant and functional designs. This piece features a sleek black wrought iron frame with signature circular detailing, a glass top shelf for serving, and a built-in wine rack for stylish bottle storage. A timeless and practical addition to any bar area, kitchen, or dining space, this iconic Umanoff design effortlessly blends modernist aesthetics with everyday functionality.

It measures 19" wide, 11.5" deep and 35.75" tall. It is in very good vintage condition as shown, with age appropriate wear. The glass top has small chips on the corners, could be replaced if you were so inclined, but honestly I don't believe it detracts much considering it's set into the top frame.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: It is in very good vintage condition as shown, with age appropriate wear. The glass top has small chips on the corners, could be replaced if you were so inclined, but honestly I don't believe it detracts much considering it's set into the top frame.

Dimensions:
Height: 35.75 in.
Width: 19 in.
Depth: 11.5 in.

Category: Wine Racks
Origin: United States
Materials: Glass, Wrought Iron
Creator: Designer: Arthur Umanoff

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; It is in very good vintage condition as shown, with age appropriate wear. The glass top has small chips on the corners, could be replaced if you were so inclined, but honestly I don't believe it detracts much considering it's set into the top frame.