Serving trolley - Brass, Crystal, Glass






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Vintage French serving cart from the 1970s with a brass tubular frame, glass and mirrored shelves, 80 cm high, 70 cm wide, 48 cm deep, weight about 15 kg, in good used condition with minor signs of aging.
Description from the seller
Vintage elegant-design service cart or auxiliary waitress trolley from Europe, made in France in the 1970s. This piece combines functionality with a refined, timeless aesthetic, ideal for those who appreciate retro design with Art Deco and mid-century influences.
It is built with a shiny gold-brass tubular metal frame that retains its original color very well. It features two transparent tempered glass shelves, with the bottom shelf in mirror to enhance the beauty of the cart, and an intermediate curved-form shelf designed to securely hold bottles or glasses. At the bottom there are three circular supports to accommodate bottles.
The rounded shapes and decorative details on the legs give it a sophisticated look. It has rotating metal wheels that allow smooth and stable movement, and a top handle to facilitate handling. It is a sturdy, practical piece that is also highly decorative.
The dimensions are 80 cm high, 74 cm wide, and 47 cm deep, with an approximate weight of 15 kilograms. It is in very good condition, with slight signs of aging that do not affect its function or overall aesthetics.
It is ideal as a beverage cart, tea or coffee trolley, bar cabinet, or as a decorative element in living rooms, dining rooms, entryways, or stylish commercial spaces. It is a unique and versatile piece, ready to use or display.
It is in very good condition aside from a few small signs of age; it retains its original glass and parts. The photographs help describe the lot.
This beautiful waitress cart will become indispensable for luxe evenings and will decorate classic or vintage-inspired spaces.
It will be shipped securely and carefully packaged with tracking and certification. Due to its fragility, shipping may incur an additional cost. There is also the option to pick it up in Madrid.
Vintage elegant-design service cart or auxiliary waitress trolley from Europe, made in France in the 1970s. This piece combines functionality with a refined, timeless aesthetic, ideal for those who appreciate retro design with Art Deco and mid-century influences.
It is built with a shiny gold-brass tubular metal frame that retains its original color very well. It features two transparent tempered glass shelves, with the bottom shelf in mirror to enhance the beauty of the cart, and an intermediate curved-form shelf designed to securely hold bottles or glasses. At the bottom there are three circular supports to accommodate bottles.
The rounded shapes and decorative details on the legs give it a sophisticated look. It has rotating metal wheels that allow smooth and stable movement, and a top handle to facilitate handling. It is a sturdy, practical piece that is also highly decorative.
The dimensions are 80 cm high, 74 cm wide, and 47 cm deep, with an approximate weight of 15 kilograms. It is in very good condition, with slight signs of aging that do not affect its function or overall aesthetics.
It is ideal as a beverage cart, tea or coffee trolley, bar cabinet, or as a decorative element in living rooms, dining rooms, entryways, or stylish commercial spaces. It is a unique and versatile piece, ready to use or display.
It is in very good condition aside from a few small signs of age; it retains its original glass and parts. The photographs help describe the lot.
This beautiful waitress cart will become indispensable for luxe evenings and will decorate classic or vintage-inspired spaces.
It will be shipped securely and carefully packaged with tracking and certification. Due to its fragility, shipping may incur an additional cost. There is also the option to pick it up in Madrid.
