This French bar cart from the 1950s exemplifies the minimalist spirit of mid-century modern design, featuring a slender, golden metal frame with black perforated trays that create a visually light, openwork construction. The upper tray is bordered by a thin gold frame, while the lower tray incorporates an integrated bottle holder. Four small, gold-toned wheels provide easy mobility, and the handle is seamlessly incorporated into the angular silhouette. The use of lightweight metal mesh in place of the more typical glass or laminate lends the cart a unique, airy quality. It bears a gentle patina and minor traces of use consistent with its age, but remains in good vintage condition with no major damage or repairs. The form of this cart echoes the voice of 1950s French design—an era in which utility and refined detail were effortlessly entwined. The perforated trays, a rarity in this furniture category, evoke the material experiments made famous by Mathieu Matégot. The interplay of gold and black seems to tell a story of home entertaining reimagined: bottles rest securely in their place, and the entire scene can be moved with ease to wherever the conversation leads. The cart could be paired with a low-profile modernist sofa, a marble or glass coffee table, and a lamp with a geometric shade. It would suit a mid-century modern living room as a mobile bar accent, or an eclectic collector’s interior where its black and gold details might be echoed in accessories—
DIMENSION
Height54 cm
Depth38 cm
Width57 cm
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Width57 cm
Height54 cm
Depth38 cm
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