Help identifying this cocktail cabinet

Hello, I recently had this beautiful cabinet restored. It belonged to my Grandparents who purchased it in London England some time in the 1950s. There are no labels on it and I wonder if anyone could help ID?

thanks very much.

 

did u ask the restorer????

 

I did. He wasn’t aware of it. I am in Canada and this was shipped over here years ago. I guess not too many here?

 

Given the double-necked Chianti wine bottle, I'd look to Italy.

Debora

 

unless that's new restoration....it's on a mirror...

 

they've been shipping stuff from England to Canada......for 350 years !!

 

Original mirror with graphic

 

Tough room…

 

I have been looking at turnbridge or Rivington which I both believe are London but can’t find an exact match. Was hoping someone here may be familiar. Thanks.

 

our furniture experts haven't even shown up yet......keep checking back in for updates..

 

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That’s in beautiful condition. Or was it restored? This doesn’t help you much in terms of info,but maybe just for interest sake..

 

Hello, I recently had this beautiful cabinet restored.

ummmmm........???

 

Hello,yes I should read properly. My bad .. Well beautiful job!

 

Super nice quality burl (burr if in England) veneer on a ca. 1950 liquor cabinet. Difficult to tell who made it without a label; could have been one of a dozen or more manufacturers. The mid-20th century crowd should be fighting over this.

 

Love the avatar, @Ghopper1924

 

So many people made those here. The Chianti bottle isn't an indicator of Italy, those were a Thing. I've still got miniatures made as salt and peppers. Transfers often made by Johnson Matthey.

 

Thanks. Sounds like it may quite difficult to find maker name. Was hoping that someone recognized it here. Fingers crossed!

 

I believe it was made in the UK.

 

As do I, I'm in the UK.