Design Toscano SJ45001 Sixteenth-Century Italian Replica Globe Bar Cart Cabinet on Wheels, 22 Inches Wide, 38 Inches Tall, MDF, Hardwood and Paper, Sepia Brown Finish

This is really nice! It was easy to assemble and looks like it was much more expensive. It is truly a unique piece.

Its a sad state when a company includes all parts and it actually makes an impression. Not only did they safely send the product with all parts but everything was neatly packaged and included were very easy to follow directions. These were normal size directions and not those typically included that are the size of a credit card.I was also pleased with the design. It seemed well engineered with quality parts.Cosmetically, it looks great. Also, i was pleasantly surprised with a little bonus gift. A nifty wine and bottle opener!A few nit pick things that i will not take any stars away for:1) Color is a bit orange for me. This is very subjective I understand.2) I did expect it to be a bit larger3) I expected the globe to be wood but it is plastic. Probably my fault for not reading more carefully.4) It does seem like something that while sturdy now, storing heavy bottles could wear it out in a year or two.Having not used it yet, i look forward to seeing how well it stores my liquid treasures.

The media could not be loaded. It was easy to put together, though you do need your own flathead screwdriver. It looks so good from across the room! It's got good capacity and moves easy across the floor.The top spins, but not the bottom, so that's kind of weird. In my opinion it would be better if both or neither of them can spin. As it is, the hemispheres get misaligned each time that I open the top because it spins so easy.The only thing that is a big downside, though, is that there are some spots where the globe lines don't match up correctly, so that's a bit of a bummer that on close inspection it looks like a $20 globe instead of $200.

We a bit nervous after ordering. Photo on website looked good, but photos can lie. Actual piece is very nice. Not real cherry wood, but a nice simulated finish. The decals on the globe don't perfectly match, so if you look closely at the globe, there are places where the panels are off by a quarter inch or so. As a working globe this would be a show stopper, but it's only evident if you are trying to use it as a globe. As a piece of eye-candy, it works very well. Very nice looking.Capacity wise, I have one or two unusually shaped bottle that won't fit inside the globe, but they sit undeneath in the rack. Holds about 4-5 bottles of liquor inside globe and about six underneath. There is a row for glassware that holds about 6-8 glasses. Don't really drink wine, so can't speak to the capacity for wine glasses.Easy assembly, but you will need a bladed screw driver and a small wrench which are not included.

I love this globe. Looks exactly in real life as it does in the picture. Assembly was no hassle -- I was able to complete it with a broken foot. The alignment of the globe with the track on which it rests isn't entirely perfect, so one time I closed it, a wine glass broke. Also, there is no way to align the northern hemisphere with the southern hemisphere permanently, so land shifts do occur and you have to readjust. Other than that, it's beautifully made, large enough to store 9-12 bottles of liquor (and some glasses), and easy to assemble.

Beautiful I love it!

I like the antique look of it, but there is little room for bottles. It was easy to put together and the glasses under the globe look very attractive.

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