This mobile serving trolley from the 1960s/1970s exemplifies functional design inspired by modernist and Bauhaus movements. Its construction stands out with three tiers of trays—an unusual feature compared to the more common two-tier versions. The trays are made from a material with a warm, medium brown woodgrain pattern and a glossy finish that subtly reflects light. The frame is crafted from tubular chromed steel with a polished surface, complemented by off-white bakelite or plastic corner caps on the handles. The trolley is set on four swivelling wheels with light grey rubber tires and metal housings, ensuring smooth mobility. The proportions are balanced and geometric, with rounded tray and frame edges. The trolley can be folded flat or in half for easy storage and transport. Condition: good – the frame shows a gentle patina and minor signs of age typical for vintage pieces; the trays are complete and undamaged.There is a certain clarity in this mobile construction, echoing the logic of mid-century German design—practicality paired with a refined sense of proportion. The chromed steel and lustrous trays evoke an era when domestic interiors became laboratories of modernity, where every detail served a purpose and daily rituals unfolded with quiet precision.
DIMENSION
Height89 cm
Width41 cm
Length66 cm
Dimension details
Length66 cm
Height89 cm
Width41 cm
Weight3 kg
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