What are the size of the slats that hold the glasses? Other globes seem to be around 3" which is too small to fit the diameter of whiskey glasses

Hello. the slats are almost exactly 3" apart. You can buy whisky glasses that are the necessary size but you are correct, the slats on all bar globes will be this size.

Does the globe rotate?

Hi there. The top rotates but the bottom does not. This enables the drinks holder to be solid for extra stability.

The photo shows a bottle of Jameson inside ther globe. Will the top be able to close with that bottle in the place it's pictured?

Great question! I don't believe that it would close like this to be honest. The bottles have been placed to look aesthetically good. In reality these bottles would occupy the middle of the globe and it would close just fine. The outer rings are really for glasses or smaller bottles.

Are any of the parts made of plastic on this piece?

Hi there. Great question. The material that the globe ball is made from is a thick black plastic, then paper is laid over the top to form the map. This method of laying paper on to the globe goes back hundreds of years and is the best and most accurate method. The only other plastic is the wheel part of the castors. This is most likely so that it doesn't scratch flooring. If you have any more questions we are delighted to help! Kind regards Alex Eales

ASIN	1909558648
Base Material	Wood
Base material	Wood
Best Sellers Rank	1,037,649 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 45 in Bar Cabinets
Brand	Zoffoli Since 1949
Brand Name	Zoffoli Since 1949
Colour	Rust
Customer Reviews	3.8 out of 5 stars 43 Reviews
Finish Type	Painted
Included Components	Shelves
Item Weight	10 Kilograms
Item weight	10 Kilograms
Manufacturer	Zoffoli
Map Type	Political Map
Map type	Political Map
Material	Wood

Da Vinci Rust Bar Globe with Certificate of Authenticity. 40cm diameter. Genuine Italian bar globe made in Rimini, Italy. Dining Room & Lounge accessories (Rust)

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