Arcahorn Manhattan Wine Cellar

The Manhattan wine cellar combines the purity of forms and the elegance of raw materials with advanced climate control technologies. To keep its properties unaltered, wine requires a fresh and humid microclimate.

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Wine cellar in matte Macassar ebony veneer. Handles in burnished brass with multifaceted horn gems. Backlit interior in matte Macassar ebony and black oak veneer. The cellar is equipped with sliding trays to store 24 bottles of wine, 15 bottles of champagne and 12 magnum bottles. Equipped with multi-temperature refrigeration system. The wine cellar comes with four round coasters in horn and ivory lacquer, an ice-bucket in matte Amara ebony veneer and horn, a corkscrew in horn and stainless steel. Blast chiller available upon request

Part of the 2022 Preview Collection.

Designed by A. Andreucci.

Product Information:

Dimensions:  1420 x 590 x H 2000 mm

Please note: Allow 90 days for delivery

Please contact a member of our design team for more information: Telephone 01423 863097

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