Carts and Bar Carts

White enameled steel frame and white laminate rolling cart designed in 1951 by George Nelson for Herman Miller. Also referred to as an Angle Iron table...

Mid-Century Modern Tea Cart by Giuseppe Scapinelli, 1960s Modern tea cart manufactured in the 1960s by Giuseppe Scapinelli. The trolley has 2 levels, both laminated with a Formica t...

Vintage Mid Century Modern Brass Rolling Bar Tea Cart Laminate Faux Marble. Item features 2 tier brass frame, rolling casters, laminate faux marble surfaces, sleek Modernist lines. C...

Original vintage Lucite handles and polished brass bar cart. Two-tiers of glass shelves this cart is on casters for easy rolling.

Vintage German BauHaus trolley bar cart in Teak & Chrome with drawer , 1960s It is in good vintage condition, however, as with all vintage items some minor wear marks should be expe...

Stylish and restored service cart with double plywood shelf folded on the sides, with wheels and brass finishes. Italian production from the 1950s. Wear consistent with age and use.

A Bar Cart with a " Tropical allure "but made in Italy, a sort of synthesis of the two seasons of White Lotus. Handcrafted, this vintage Bar Cart is made of natural fibers such as ...

Very beautiful art deco rolling trolley made with chromed metal and two removable trays in black tinted glass. In the taste of Jacques Adnet, French designer. Good quality and good ...

This striking John Widdicomb bar cart or serving cart has several great features: a terrific graphic quality with a dynamic composition of clear and...

Bamboo and Rattan Bar Trolley with Scalloped Detail, 1960s The bottom tier comprises a shelf in woven rattan and three bottle compartments. The top is covered in rattan matting with a scalloped gallery made in steam bent cane...

We love Aldo Tura bar carts and tables! Check out our store for a vast selection of Aldo Tura designs! This bar cart is in very good condition with all wheels still in good working ...

A French Mid-century Art Deco bar cart having a storage cabinet , two drawers and four rubber wheels with beautiful veneer, circa 1940s

Roll into cocktail hour in style with this chic French 1960s Hollywood Regency Maison Jansen / Maison Baguès attributed brass bar cart. Glamorous. Ornate. Festive. The details. Two tiers both with glass shelves surrounded by pierced brass galleries that showcase a rare and unique star motif. The stars add a regal look and shine. Serving cocktails or nosh is easy. Top shelf lifts easily an functions as a serving tray with ornate brass handles. Empirical neoclassical inspired leg detail. Light patina throughout highlights a look of old money...

Wonderful Italian trolley in briar with finishes in chrome and brass. It has a removable service glass service tray with finishes in brass and chrome. This 1980s production is attr...

This is Old Plank's idea of a repurposed original French Suroy Industrial Mobile Storage Unit, converted into a more practical Bar Cart. By 1853 the industrial textile revolution arr...

Art Deco bar cart made of Swedish flame birch. Two-tiered serving cart with wheels and a glass top. Curved shape that complements a variety of...

Available today, this midcentury bar cart made in solid hardwood is stunning! The bar cart is composed of one big door, two shelves with a bottle holder and four (original) wheels th...

Very attractive Maison Lancel silvered bronze 2 tray oval bar cart. Both trays are removable. Finely cast galleries give this piece a neoclassical flair. All original wheels whi...

Light and easy to store foldable table with a nice print by Josef Frank.

Beautiful 1960s Italian Mid-Century Modern magazine rack stand in bamboo. The organic beauty of the woven materials is timeless and Classic, making bamboo and rattan furniture incred...

This Italian Wood & Metal Trolley from the 1950s, is crafted by the esteemed designer Bergonzi. Known for his meticulous attention to material and detail, Bergonzi’s creation feature...

Mid-Century Modern bamboo tea cart, Fabulous from the 1950s. Made in bamboo with two large wheels. Bottle rack on the back. In perfect condition. Per...

Fabulous brass bar cart with smoked glass Proudly showcase your finest decanters and stemware! Brass handle. This piece is in very good original condition and shows it was well c...

Mid century serving cart. Model PT10 designed by Cees Brakeman for Pastoe in the 1950s. It has two trays made of shaped plywood. The frame is also made of plywood. Well designed piece with very nice details. It stands on the original castors. The cart can be disassembled. It was sold originally as flat packed furniture. For shipping it will be disassembled for safer and easier transport. Easy to put back together again with the original brass bolts. The wood gained a beautiful dark patina through the years. UMS Pastoe b.v. is a Dutch furniture manufacturer from Utrecht, which designs and produces furniture under the Pastoe brand name. This company was founded on April 13, 1913 in Utrecht as UMS, which stood for Utrechtse Machinale Stoel- en Meubelfabriek. The name Pastoe comes from "passe partout" and was added to the name after the Second World War Well-known designs are the wire steel chair SM05 by Cees Braakman and Adriaan Dekker, the cabinets by Aldo van den Nieuwelaar and Vision by Karel Boonzaaijer and Pierre Mazairac. Pastoe has worked with graphic designers such as Dick Bruna and Benno Premsela, photographers such as Ed van der Elsken and Cas Oorthuys and designers such as Shiro Kuramata, Shigeru Uchida, Maarten Van Severen and Vincent van Duysen. Frits Loeb founded the factory in 1913 under the name Utrechtse Machinale Stoel- en Meubelfabriek (UMS). This was located at Oosterkade 30 in Utrecht. The furniture that was produced was initially intended for his store at the Ganzenmarkt in Utrecht, but soon it was sold at various points of sale in the Netherlands. When the space on the Oosterkade had become too small, the factory moved around 1918 to the building of the former Tegelfabriek 'Holland' on the Rotsoord. Since 2016, the factory has been on the Tugboat in Houten. UMS focused on the general public with its furniture. Business manager and designer Dirk Lubertus Braakman varied on the designs of the Amsterdam school. Although the business design style did not suit the taste of the general public, UMS continued to engage in innovative design, with influences from Scandinavia and art deco. After World War II After the Second World War, Loeb found an empty factory. He decided to rebuild UMS, with his cousin Frits Ullman assisting him. In the first years after the war, UMS mainly worked on behalf of third parties and did not yet have a permanent collection. Around 1947, the factory set a different course, with contemporary design central. In 1948, the new brand name Pastoe was introduced, which was added to the abbreviation UMS. Business manager and designer Cees Braakman, after a study trip through the United States, introduced a new technique of curved plywood and persuaded Loeb and Ullman to use this production method. Due to the use of this new technique, no more reference was made to the craft. New materials such as plywood finished with oak and birch veneer characterized the designs. The new production technique provided the subdued and sober design that later became the company's trademark. UMS Pastoe joined the Good Living Foundation. The focus of the UMS Pastoe collection was mountain furniture, where the consumer could put together a cabinet himself. This new concept of flexible cabinet systems was developed in 1955 in the cabinet system Meubelen-naar-maat. In this series, the cabinet could not only be assembled by the consumer himself, but also expanded later. This series was a great success at home and abroad. This became clear when the teak version was awarded a silver medal in 1957 at the 11th Triennale in Milan and Le Signe d'Or in Belgium. In 1968, the company received the BKI Award for the innovation of PVC-coated chipboard that is milled transversely; the plates could then be folded into a cube. This technique was applied in the 1967 Pastoe Cube...

Vintage industrial box on wheels, ( former filling cabinet ) ,was made by Obzor Košice in Slovakian part of former Czechoslovakia during the 196...

Beautiful elegant serving trolley or bar cart from the 1960s with four wheels. The beauty of this trolley is the form of the upper brass frame. The two trays are made of glass; the...

Serving cart with 3 bottle holders vienna around 1950s The top can be removed for serving Iron white lacquered.

I offer for sale a bar trolley made in Italy during the mid-20th century modern, emblem of the extraordinary skills of Italian craftsmen. The inlay work that decorates both levels of...

- very practical - rare type.

A very rare drop-leaf bar/tea cart by the American industrial designer Arthur Umanoff (1923-1985). His work can be found in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New ...

Mid-Century Modern Two-Story Tea Cart by Celina Decorações, Brazil, 1960s This elegant two-tier tea cart was produced in the 1960s by Celina Decorações, in Brazil. It has two levels...

Vintage Poul Hundevad Danish Modern teak rolling bar cart. The ingenious design allows you to slide the top shelf to the left, lift the bottom sh...

Brass mid century neoclassical bar cart by Maison Jansen. Two tiers with glass shelves. Two large, spoked wheels in the rear with matching smaller ones in front.

A perforated metal and wood bar / service cart with laminate top and rubber wheels rolling around on a steel tube frame. Franziska the designer studied Bauhaus design at Harvard under Gropius, Kepes, Moholy- Nagy and Breuer. This piece garnered wide acclaim from the design and furniture establishment as an important work displayed in museum competitions and featured in the trade publication Furniture Forum in the late 1940s. A hard to find and iconic piece of midcentury design manufactured by Hosken Inc...

A practical and stylish midcentury serving solution, the Salton Hotray Hotable Cart combines form and function with timeless appeal. Designed in the 1960s, this Model H-958-W (Series...

Italian Mid Century modern chrome bade glass top cart with concealed wheels.

Aldo Tura bar cart lacquered in goatskin with golden brass applications. The wooden frame is covered with brown colored goatskin, varnished in clear acrylic. Along with artists like ...

A stylish bamboo drinks trolley, crafted in Italy during the 1970s. It is a perfect embodiment of mid-century sophistication with a rustic twist. The dark bamboo frame exudes warmth ...

Cubist Industrial solid chromed metal frame with inset white Formica wengé shelves. In original good condition. The wheels works perfectly.

Available today, this Brazilian Modern Bar or Cabinet made in Hardwood and white formica by Liceu de Artes e Oficios in the sixties is nothing less than spectacular! The piece is e...

Charming Mid-Century Modern cream painted wrought iron bar cart or drinks trolley with removable navy blue stained wood top. Design features include two oval shaped tiers, nine wine ...

Midcentury architectural Italian brass and glass bar cart.

A fine Italian drinks trolley or bar cart, featuring three tiers of rectangular glass set into a stylish brass and chrome frame on rolling casters. Makes a great side or occasional ...

Very rare Aldo Tura swan shaped Goatskin or parchment bar cart. This bar cart was made in Italy in the 1960s. Constructed of lacquered goatskin / parc...

Dram dry bar is defined by its open spaces and marked by its sculpted angles and brass components which add levity and delicacy. It is a mid-century modern inspired piece with a mini...

A rare and unusual bar cart designed by Milo Baughman for Murray Furniture and made ca' early 1950's. Wrought iron and solid maple, removable serving trays...

An unusual designed Italian 1950s brass bar trolley by Cesare Lacca with two glass shelves supported by solid brass frame with ebonised shaped wooden handle on orignal brass castors.

1950s Mexico lovely vintage Modern Brass Service Cart by Arturo Pani. Body construction tubular brass. Original vintage wheels. Cart comes with new ...

This rare neoclassical style bar cart is made of brass with glass shelves and removable rounded glass on the sides that can allow the drinks trolley to become a real round table. Thi...

Italian mid-century modern Double-shelf and bottle holders cart in rattan bamboo, 1960s Double-shelf food cart in rattan and curved bamboo. The two shelves have a rounded side with w...

Mid-Century Modern Mario Lopez Torres style rope, wicker, rattan serving trolley, bar cart or tray table on 4 metal casters. Features a removabl...

A two tiered bar cart in in lucite/plexiglass with shelves in glass. In very good condition and very stabile. It also is easy to move with the castors working very well. Very nice co...

Industrial Iron Rolling Cart. I bought this about 20 years ago from the Emerald Machine Shop in Philadelphia. I used it for years to store books in my loft! Works really well and ...

A large 3 tiered walnut bar cart by Cesare Lacca Italy. The top two tiers being removable trays, steel and rubber castors, moustache shaped handle and solid...

Vintage Mid-Century Modern four-tier rolling serving trolley in the style of Maison Jansen. Elegant Neoclassical brass medallion accented frame with two floating clear glass shelves....

This versatile cart was designed for use as a bar or serving cart, with an open lower shelf, two drawers for storage and a pull-out tray lined with black glass for serving. Finished ...

A very good looking two tiered Mid Century Italian Brass Bar Cart with glass shelves. The cart is on large freely moving wheel. Polished brass and the design makes this a striking ad...

Streamlined Art Deco bar cart influenced heavily in its design by Bauhaus Modernism. Nickel tubing surrounds the top with glass shelving.