vidaXL Tabletop Globe Bar Wine Stand Eucalyptus Wood

vidaXL Tabletop Globe Bar Wine Stand Eucalyptus Wood

Marsoni

M251S

$148.90

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vidaXL Tabletop Globe Bar Wine Stand Eucalyptus WoodThe wooden globe bar opens to reveal a large rotating bar with plenty of room for wine, spirits, beverage and stemware, thus you are able to display your wine and glasses in order in hidden space while ensuring easy access. The outside surface of the bar globe is wrapped with 16th century replica nautical maps, and the inside antique replica frescoes, making the bar globe a work of art and a good decoration for home or office. This globe bar is

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012