With the DOC Bottle Rack, you no longer have to worry about preserving your expensive Wine bottles. An excellent addition to your home, the DOC bottle rack comes in a flexible and stylish design that makes you appreciate the inventiveness of its architecture.
Highly durable and sturdy, this wall wine bottle rack has a solid stainless steel structure with Chrome finish and can easily hold up to 9 bottles.
You’ll have both wine and stemware storage in a compact and artistic design that enables you to display your prize collection as well as doubling as a convenient tasting center. Removable tray top wine rack holds 8 bottles and it is great for kitchen and bedroom wet bar. This wonderful wine console has a removable pine tray top and features a wine rack and bottom shelf in rust colored iron. Rust iron scrollwork and flowers. Appreciate the intrinsic nature of metal and variations in texture and color.
The rack stands 57 inches high and holds 10 bottles of your favorite wine. This product is hand crafted of steel and coated to inhibit rusting. All items are unique and have small variations, adding to the work's appeal and value. Handmade steel designed by Ivan McLean.
The most spacious, compact and stylish wine storage rack crafted out of the finest handmade steel. This metal table holds your vintage wine bottles with panache and accessorizes any setting.
Our wine storage rack has been designed to offer you a maximum storage efficiency of 6 wine bottles. This functionally designed metal table would also make an innovative gift idea during special occasions.
This Wine Rack combines two passions - metal sculpture and vinology. This wine Rack holds a bottle in each of the two vines and up to 3 glasses.
A wine tree like this fantastic unit is the perfect wine bottle rack for the wine enthusiast who likes to display a sample of their wine taste anywhere and, easily in the home. It's also ideal for those who like to have their wine of choice close by. The 53" high round rod wraps around each one of eight bottles of wine. Each bottle reaching up out of the hand cut steel plate. Resembling a water plant growing and straining for the beautiful sunlight above.
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