Description
A striking vintage pagoda-style bamboo etagere showcasing sculptural architectural lines inspired by traditional Asian temple design. Crafted from natural bamboo with woven rattan detailing, this piece embodies the relaxed glamour of Hollywood Regency and Tiki-era interiors popular in the 1970s-1980s.
The tiered pagoda roof and open cubby construction create a dramatic vertical display ideal for styling as a bar, plant stand, or decorative shelving feature. Its warm honey-toned bamboo pairs beautifully with brass, lacquer, marble, and chinoiserie elements, making it a standout statement piece in eclectic, coastal, or Regency-inspired spaces.
Perfect for displaying barware, spirits, books, ceramics, or collected objects while adding architectural interest and texture to a room.
Details
*Vintage bamboo and rattan construction
*Pagoda temple-inspired silhouette
*Multi-tier open shelving design
*Freestanding display etagere
*Natural honey bamboo finish
*Late 20th century
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Good vintage condition with visible age-related wear consistent with bamboo furniture of this era. There are breaks and cracks present in some areas of the bamboo structure. The most significant areas of damage are shown in the photographs. Despite these imperfections, the piece remains structurally stable and displays beautifully with natural patina that enhances its vintage character.
Materials & Techniques:
Bamboo
Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Unknown
The tiered pagoda roof and open cubby construction create a dramatic vertical display ideal for styling as a bar, plant stand, or decorative shelving feature. Its warm honey-toned bamboo pairs beautifully with brass, lacquer, marble, and chinoiserie elements, making it a standout statement piece in eclectic, coastal, or Regency-inspired spaces.
Perfect for displaying barware, spirits, books, ceramics, or collected objects while adding architectural interest and texture to a room.
Details
*Vintage bamboo and rattan construction
*Pagoda temple-inspired silhouette
*Multi-tier open shelving design
*Freestanding display etagere
*Natural honey bamboo finish
*Late 20th century
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Good vintage condition with visible age-related wear consistent with bamboo furniture of this era. There are breaks and cracks present in some areas of the bamboo structure. The most significant areas of damage are shown in the photographs. Despite these imperfections, the piece remains structurally stable and displays beautifully with natural patina that enhances its vintage character.
Materials & Techniques:
Bamboo
Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Unknown
Condition
Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Good vintage condition with visible age-related wear consistent with bamboo furniture of this era. There are breaks and cracks present in some areas of the bamboo structure. The most significant areas of damage are shown in the photographs. Despite these imperfections, the piece remains structurally stable and displays beautifully with natural patina that enhances its vintage character.
Buyer's Premium
20%
Dimensions
48 x 25 x 15 in
Vintage Bamboo Pagoda Standing Etagere / Bar Display Shelf, Wine Rack, Tiki Display Shelf
Estimate $110-$530
Starting Bid
$55
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Nov 3, 2026, 4:00 PM ESTNew York, NY, United States
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