Heywood Wakefield MCM Mobile Cocktail Bar

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Seller's Notes:From the iconic Mid-Century Modern (MCM) brand: Heywood Wakefield. Solid wood cocktail bar with great craftsmanship details. Offering a sprawling countertop and plenty of storage space in the back. Sits on rollers for easy movement. Measures 54" x 41" x 16". Simply the best and full of character. Currently stored near Stone Mountain Park in Stone Mountain, Ga. Must be picked up if purchased locally. NOTE: Will consider selling outside of Georgia if someone makes and pays for their own shipping arrangements. We recommend considering uShip. Several of our out-of-state buyers have successfully used their delivery services at what they said were the most affordable, competitive rates. This amazing Heywood-Wakefield 1950s cocktail bar is a unique and stylish piece of furniture that embodies the retro charm of the mid-century modern era. Made with bamboo in a medium wood tone color, this original American-made unit is perfect for adding a touch of vintage flair to any space. The tiki-inspired design adds a fun and tropical twist to the classic MCM style, making it a standout piece for collectors and those who appreciate unique furniture pieces. Frequently asked questions: Is Heywood-Wakefield still in business? Yes, Heywood-Wakefield is still in business. While the original company went bankrupt in 1979, the Heywood-Wakefield name and trademark were revived in 1992 by the South Beach Furniture Company, Inc.. The company now produces new pieces, often based on original designs, using the same materials and craftsmanship as the vintage furniture.  Is Heywood-Wakefield veneer? Our furniture is made of solid wood. We don't use veneer, and particle board or plywood are only used in very few instances for minor features. What makes Heywood-Wakefield unique? Heywood-Wakefield's signature aesthetic, characterized by fluid, sleek lines and a lack of ornamentation, is a hallmark of the mid-century modern style. Who are the iconic designers of Heywood-Wakefield? Some of the 20th century's most influential designers contributed to Heywood-Wakefield, including Leo Jiranek, Gilbert Rohde, Russell Wright, Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky, and W. Joseph Carr. How to identify Heywood Wakefield furniture? To identify Heywood-Wakefield furniture, look for the maker's mark, typically found on a paper label or stamped on an inconspicuous part of the piece, like the underside or inside of a drawer. Early pieces (pre-1949) often have the company name, while later pieces (post-1949) feature an eagle logo within a circle, with the company name on a rectangular banner.

Brand: Heywood Wakefield