This vintage mobile bar cart from the 1950s and 60s features a fully brass construction, lending a warm, satin sheen and a noble patina to the piece. Two rectangular glass shelves define its structure: the upper shelf is black glass adorned with subtle gold linear accents, while the lower is solid black glass, both with a glossy finish. The frame is elegantly curved, with smooth arches and rounded corners, reflecting mid-century modern and Art Deco influences. The handles are wrapped in dark, ribbed plastic, providing a secure grip and a tactile contrast to the metal. Four swiveling wheels, with rubber treads and brass mounts, ensure the cart’s easy mobility. Visible details include seamless brass joints and exposed screws, along with minor scratches on the lower shelf and a slightly bent handle. The cart is in good condition, showing natural patina and light signs of use consistent with its age.This bar cart evokes an era where function met ornament, and the gleam of brass brightened interiors in the spirit of postwar optimism. Its geometric form and lustrous surfaces seem to tell stories of salons where every glass was an invitation to conversation, and the cart’s mobility allowed the spirit of a gathering to travel effortlessly from room to room. Each detail reflects a dialogue between structured modernist rhythm and the decorative lightness of Art Deco—like a whisper from evenings past, when light played across glass and brass, creating the backdrop for daily rituals.The cart could be paired with a sofa featuring clean, upholstered lines and a floor lamp with metallic accents to highlight a mid-century modern mood. It would suit a space with dark parquet or marble flooring, where its
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Height70 cm
Width42 cm
Length80 cm
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Length80 cm
Height70 cm
Width42 cm
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