Boomerang Dry Bar and Stool in Rosewood by Erik Buch for Dyrlund, Denmark, 1960s, Set of 2

Highly refined freestanding dry bar cabinet with bar stool designed by Erik Buch for Dyrlund, Denmark 1960.

This decorative yet functional liquor bar is executed in beautiful grained rosewood. The bar is boomerang shaped with a chromed steel footrest on the front side. On the back side straight extension to create a large working space to shake that one cocktail you desire. The storage side has two sliding doors with chrome pulls, seven plastic bottle holders and two drawers with matching pull handles. The top and lower surface has matching black inlayed linoleum. The original key to lock the sliding doors is included.

The bar stool is designed by John Mortensen and produced by Oddense Maskinsnedkeri in Denmark. This very rare stool is executed in solid rosewood and upholstered in original black leather. The legs show sharp lines, beautifully accentuated by the curved plywood footrest. Beautiful and elegant bar stool that is also very comfortable. The dimensions of this stool are: 83h 56w 45d 66z (cm)

This beautiful counter bar set is in very good original condition with minimal wear due time and usage. The bar is marked with a sticker inside of the cabinet. An incredible catch for any modern home, bar or interior.