This bar cart from the late 1950s to early 1960s is a quintessential example of Mid-Century Modern style, pairing functionality with geometric lightness. Two round shelves made of white perforated metal form an airy, openwork structure, with their rims echoing the perforated motif to emphasize a sense of subtlety. The bent steel tubular frame, finished in a brass or gold tone, is shaped into a distinctive X—an emblem of the era’s dynamic design language. Authentic patina on the metal surface and original wheels with slightly domed white covers and brass elements highlight the cart’s provenance and ensure ease of movement. Harmonious proportions—symmetrically arranged shelves and a compact, balanced construction—give the whole piece a visual lightness. The cart is in good vintage condition: minor signs of use and gentle patina confirm its authenticity, with no significant damage or interventions.This piece reflects the optimism and practicality of the postwar decades: perforated sheet metal and bent steel summon the spirit of modernism, where simplicity stood for progress. The cart seems to echo the voice of the 1950s, ready to serve guests at an evening gathering or hold plants and coffee cups in daily life, without pretense. The matte white shelves and golden frame create a gentle dialogue between function and form, while timeworn traces on the metal are reminders that vintage design is both decoration and a witness to domestic rituals.The bar cart would work well as a mobile drinks trolley in an eclectic or loft
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Height52 cm
Length67 cm
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Length67 cm
Height52 cm
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