Tall Wine Rack Cabinet with Bookcase Top and Drawer
Storage / Wine Storage Cabinet · Traditional / Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century) · Unbranded mass-market furniture manufacturer typical of home decor retailers like Pottery Barn or Ethan Allen
Type
Storage / Wine Storage Cabinet
Style Period
Traditional / Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century)
Material
Hardwood and hardwood veneers over engineered wood core, featuring brass-finished metal hardware
Age Estimate
Circa 1995-2015
Dimensions
Estimated height of 65-72 inches, width of 24-30 inches, and depth of 14-18 inches, typical of tall vertical storage and wine cabinets designed to maximize vertical space
Origin
Likely manufactured in Asia for the North American domestic furniture market
Designer/Maker
Unbranded mass-market furniture manufacturer typical of home decor retailers like Pottery Barn or Ethan Allen
Value Estimate
Estimated secondary market value of $150 to $300 depending on local demand and solid wood content
Description
A functional and versatile vertical storage unit combining open display shelving at the top, a centrally located storage drawer with recessed brass pull hardware, and an integrated grid-style wine rack at the bottom holding multiple bottles. The piece features traditional crown molding, beadboard backing, and a rich warm brown finish.
Key Features
Combined open display shelving, central utility drawer with recessed pull, lower grid wine storage compartment, and traditional crown molding
Color & Finish
Medium-dark warm brown wood stain with a satin lacquer finish, highlighting natural wood grain variations and subtle antiqued shading
Construction Method
Factory manufactured with standard cabinet construction techniques, utilizing a mix of solid wood and veneered panels for structural stability
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Standard commercial cabinetry joinery including pocket hole and dowel construction, with machine-cut components ensuring uniform fit and finish
Wood Grain & Species
Straight to cathedral grain patterns on poplar or birch hardwood with a warm mahogany or cherry style stain
Surface Treatment
Satin protective topcoat with traditional molding details along the stepped cornice top and plinth base, and beadboard paneling backing the upper open shelves
Upholstery Details
N/A
Hardware & Fittings
Single recessed flush pull (campaign style) in a brushed brass finish centrally located on the drawer front
Origin & Provenance
Likely manufactured in Asia for the North American domestic furniture market
Condition Notes
Good overall condition with minor surface scuffs consistent with normal household use; structural integrity remains fully intact
Interesting Facts
Combination units like this emerged as popular multi-functional furniture for modern suburban homes seeking to maximize kitchen, dining, or living room storage without sacrificing floor space
Cultural Significance
Represents the shift toward casual, multi-functional home organization furniture in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, blending dining room storage with everyday living spaces
Similar Pieces
Tall baker's racks, modular wine cabinets, and traditional kitchen pantries; distinguished by its integrated combination of display shelves, drawer, and dedicated wine cubbies
Care & Maintenance
Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth; clean wood surfaces with a damp cloth and mild soap followed by immediate drying; avoid placing in direct sunlight or near heat sources to prevent wood warping
Value Estimate
Estimated secondary market value of $150 to $300 depending on local demand and solid wood content
Sustainability Notes
Utilizes a durable construction that promotes longevity and reuse, reducing the immediate need for replacement, though materials include standard commercial wood products
Notes
Wine rack