Antique 1920 Victor Victrola Cabinet No Player Repurpose to Freestanding Bar

Description

My husband and I purchased this Victrola stand back in the 1970's at an estate sale.  We had wanted to repurpose it as a freestanding bar, but never had the time to do it.  Lots of unfinished dreams!  It does not have the doors to the upper section, and the doors to the bottom section, as shown in the photos, need some repair and hinges.  We had always thought that the top opening (20" high and 17 1/2" across, could be used for glassware and small liquor bottles, while the bottom 3 shelves in the lower cabinet (where the doors go) could be used for liquor bottles and/or wine.   Now we are moving and need to get rid of all the unfinished projects in our basement.  The stand has been stored in our dry basement for over 50 years.  I did start to refinish the top of the cabinet.  The piece measures 23 1/2" deep, is 21 1/2" wide at its widest point and is approximately 44 1/2" high.  It is a solid piece.  Condition is as seen in photos.  Sold as is.  LOCAL PICKUP ONLY.
Thank you so much for your interest!