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- Cellarette - Wikipedia
A cellarette or cellaret is a small furniture cabinet, available in various sizes, shapes, and designs which is used to store bottles of alcoholic beverages such as wine or whiskey They usually come with some type of security such as a lock to protect the contents
- Cellarette | Purpose, Design, Facts | Britannica
cellarette, small movable cabinet designed to hold bottles of wine or liquor, primarily used from the 18th to the 20th century It was usually kept under the centre of a sideboard or side table and rolled out for use If it was meant to hold ice and made of silver, it was known as a wine cooler
- Cellarets and Sugar Chests – Edenton Historical Commission
The earliest cellaret designs, regional social customs, life styles, economics, and transportation pathways all provide clues why cellarets and sugar chests are found at varying frequencies in different regions
- What is a Cellarette Used For? – Vinotemp
Owned primarily by the wealthy, a cellarette or “little cellar” was a lidded wood container with a trunk-like, round, hexagonal, or sarcophagus-like shape Cellarettes were also known as bottle chests or wine coolers Made of Mahogany, cellarettes were ornately decorated
- CELLARET Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of CELLARETTE is a case or sideboard for holding bottles of wine or liquor
- Cellarette Box - Guide to Value, Marks, History - WorthPoint
A cellarette box is a small, case-like movable piece of furniture designed to hold bottles of wine or liquor Introduced in the mid-18th-century, the cellaret, like the sideboard, was an essential piece of furniture in fashionable English and American dining rooms
- Cellarettes: The Original Bar Cart - Cottage style decoratin
Learn about cellarettes, the classic entertaining staple and predecessor of beloved bar cart and bar cabinet
- The History and Significance of the Cellarette - Encyclopedia of Design
Understanding the evolution and significance of cellarettes enhances our appreciation of decorative arts and the social practices they show
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