The Empire is not only a globe bar, but it’s also an illuminated bar globe which makes it just about as unique as can be. The globe ball opens at the hinge located on the equator ring to reveal a spacious storage area that fits bottles and glassware. And don’t worry if you spill something while getting your favorite drink from the cabinet inside because the vinyl material that the map is made of is easy to clean.

There is extra space for storing bottles and glassware on the bottom shelf, which is specially equipped with a bottle rack.

The globe ball is a bright blue color and features a topographical, political up-to-date map with a raised relief texture that accentuates mountainous terrain. When the Northern Hemisphere is lifted by the semi-meridian to open the globe bar, the LED lights (enclosed) illuminate not only the storage area, but they light up the map from the inside as well, creating a stunning effect.

If you use this illuminated bar globe to keep liquor inside and you’re worried because you have young kids at home, there is no need to fret because the illuminated bar globe comes equipped with a combination lock that will keep your consumables secured from the little ones.

You can easily move the Empire illuminated bar globe from room to room because it has casters, and they lock, too, so even on an incline the globe bar will not roll or slide.

This charming globe drinks cabinet fits any decor, drawing attention to itself by the contrast between the bright blue globe sphere and the dark grey powder-coated stand.

For a small additional charge, the Empire Illuminated Bar Globe can even be personalized with a plaque, making it the perfect gift.

Specifications of the illuminated globe bar with a lock:

– Globe diameter 16” (40 cm)
– Manufacturer: Replogle (Made in the USA)
– Manufacturer’s product name: Empire
– Overall area 20½” x 20½” (52 cm x 52 cm)
– Height 41 (104 cm)
Shipping dimensions: 23″ x 23″ x 17″ (58.42cm x 58.42cm x 43.18 cm)

– LED lights and lock included
– Glassware not included
– Simple assembly required (see video below)