Space Age Bar Rotobar attributed to Curver, 1970s

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This unique Space Age "Rotobar" by Curver from the 1970s is an iconic example of futuristic design from that era, … more This unique Space Age "Rotobar" by Curver from the 1970s is an iconic example of futuristic design from that era, combining functionality with a distinctive aesthetic. The bar features a rotating top for easy access to stored bottles and bar accessories.

Made of lightweight cream-colored plastic with a wood veneer accent, it embodies the original contrast characteristic of Space Age style.

The lower section rests on a stable, chrome-plated wheeled base, allowing for easy mobility. Striking circular cutouts and modern materials contribute to its elegant, futuristic look, typical of the 1970s.

The bar has undergone restoration – the top has been reinforced with plywood underneath for durability, a modification that remains invisible and does not affect its appearance. A new tray has been added, as the original was unavailable, ensuring the bar’s full functionality. Besides the noted repairs, it shows no other signs of damage. The rotating mechanism operates smoothly, and the wheels are fully functional.
This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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