Bakelite liqueur cellar created by Evans, Chicago, U.S.A.1930, original edition

Rare liquor cellar in the shape of a bowling ball, life-size, all-Bake in the 1940s, topped with a cut-out base. Surrounded by a brass headband with bowling bowling patterns. A grip consisting of three notches at the top, as in a bowling ball, allowing the lid to be easily lifted. Composed of a set of six glasses and a slot to store a bottle of strong alcohol. Beautiful Bakélite speckled in brown-burgundy tones. Beautiful and rare period piece, design, very decorative that will surprise your guests. Americans drank shots of whiskey at the time, but nothing prevents them from drinking a liqueur or other strong favorite alcohol. Marked: " created by EVANS, Chicago 6, ill. patents pending - MADE IN U.S.A. The whole is in very good original condition without any cracks. This complete set, entirely original, is quite difficult to find, especially in this remarkable state. Dimensions: H. 30 cm, 22 cm diameter.

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