This late 20th century American Drew highboy liquor cabinet, circa 1980s, showcases the timeless elegance of Queen Anne style in a rich cherry frame. An open pediment crowns the piece, while two doors featuring false drawer fronts open to reveal a fancy illuminated dry bar interior, combining classic design with practical entertaining functionality.

The interior is finished with mirrored backing and glass shelves, complete with slots along the top for displaying up to nine stemmed glasses. Beneath the shelving, a lockable drop front secretary-style door opens via key, revealing a laminate interior perfectly suited for bottle storage, with an interior light and two plugs along the back for appliances. This versatile area could also double as an informal desk space.

The lowboy portion of the cabinet offers four additional drawers for barware and storage, while interlaced brass Chippendale style bale hardware adds authentic decorative detailing throughout. The case is elegantly supported by classic cabriole legs, completing the refined Queen Anne silhouette.

Width: 96.5cm (38″)
Depth: 45.7cm (18″)
Height: 213.4cm (84″)
Surface height: 83.8cm (33″)

Style: Queen Anne
Maker: Drew
Period: Circa 1980s
Materials: Cherry wood, brass Chippendale hardware, mirrored glass interior