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What is the luggage cart at a hotel called?
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A luggage cart at a hotel can be called by a number of different names. These include baggage cart, baggage trolley, luggage trolley and trolley. In some cases, people simply refer to them as luggage carts. Shop a collection of antique and vintage hotel luggage carts on 1stDibs.
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Vintage Wooden Railway, Porters Luggage Cart
Located in Oxfordshire, GB
Antique Porters Trolly With Luggage, Hay Wheelbarrow.
A charming late 18th, early 19th century
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20th Century British Edwardian Luggage Racks
Materials
Wood, Ash
Brass and Red Carpet Hotel Luggage Carts
Located in New York, NY
4 mid-century brass hotel bellhop's luggage and hanging garment racks with red carpeted platforms
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20th Century American Mid-Century Modern Carts and Bar Carts
Materials
Brass, Metal
Large Scale Models of Railway Ore Carts
Located in Greenwich, CT
glass tops and luggage carts/stands.
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Vintage 1930s English Coffee and Cocktail Tables
Materials
Wood
Vintage Industrial Iron Cart
Located in Sheffield, MA
Vintage industrial black iron two-wheeled cart or hand truck, circa 1900. Top front bar unhooks at
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Early 20th Century American Other Luggage Racks
Materials
Iron
1930s Mid Century German Wiser Pine Tin Log Coal Decorative Cart Truck Storage
Located in STOKE ON TRENT, GB
Wiser Pine Tin Log Coal Decorative Cart Truck Storage
A pine and tin cart/truck made by Weser in
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Vintage 1930s German Trunks and Luggage
Materials
Pine
Very Large Industrial Steel and Wooden Trolley, 1900s
Located in HEVERLEE, BE
Very large antique industrial trolley/warehouse cart made from thick wood and cast iron wheels
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Antique Early 1900s French Industrial Trunks and Luggage
Materials
Steel
