Henredon rolling extendable cart
3 feet 6 inches tall and two feet across. 17 inches deep. Rolling with wheels on bottom. It was my aunt’s. It had tiny aperitif and champagne and cordial glasses hanging in some of the holes but they seem to small for stemware? It locks with a skeleton key. Opens and extends on top
It was great Aunt’s. Originally purchased in Glasgow KY.
Inherited
Maybe
Good afternoon, Alexis
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Based on the photographs and information provided, and subject to examination, this is:
A Henredon maple(?) rolling bar cabinet
second half 20th Century
The folding top hinged at the sides and opening over slide supports, over two paneled cabinet doors opening to a shelved and divided interior fitted with glass holders, over a long drawer fitted with dividers,on a box base.
42 inches tall by 24 inches width by 17 inches deep.
CONDITION: not examined in person but appears to be in good condition commensurate with age and use.
PROVENANCE: inherited from great aunt
$400-600*
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What is the diameter of the holes?
There are 2 at only 1.5 inches and the rest all 2.75 inches. Small.
Shot glasses would be my guess. I think these were not for stemware but for barware (tumblers, rocks glasses etc) that don't have breakable / fragile stems. Also, with the exception of martini and margarita glasses, stemware feet are typically about as large as the body (so as not to tip) so whatever was in these would not have been inverted. Does that make sense?
Yes thank you. There were some really tiny cordial glasses and what looked like champagne glasses in there but just a few.
I suspect if there were original glasses with this they've long since been broken...
Do you know the types of glasses it would hold? Some of the holes are really small. Maybe a fluted glass? But would have to be small.