Hilton Trolly Bar cart by Javier Mariscal for Memphis, 1981

This rolling Danish modern bar is in great condition. The unit features a pullout formica covered serving or chopping surface.

Pistachio green rolling bar cart from the Precedent series by Edward Wormley for Dunbar circa 1960. 3 tiered rolling cart featuring a textured glass top and casters. Precedent by Drexel...

Rare Midcentury bar cart #1250 designed by Paul McCobb for planner group collection, circa 1950. Featuring one drawer and 2 fold down leaves. Original Wax mark on bottom. Fully Ope...

Vintage 1960s serving/bar cart with removable tray by Hans Jørgen Wegner for Andreas Tuck in Denmark. The tray top is solid teak and finished on both sides. Frame/sides are solid oak...

Vintage 1960s serving/bar cart with removable tray by Hans Jørgen Wegner for Andreas Tuck in Denmark. The tray top is solid teak and finished on both sides. Frame/sides are solid oak...

This cart brings utility and grace together, either as a sideboard in the home or as a bar or serving trolley around the dining areas of a restaurant.

Sleek, happy-looking glass & lacquered steel rolling bar & serving cart by the most iconic Spanish designer of the 1980's --- Javier Mariscal!! He designed the mascot/logo Gobi for the Barcelona Olympics in 1992, including the colorful, Miro-like Olympic logo. His nightclubs, hotels, restaurants & other furniture objects always possessed a great sense of verve & wit --- this HILTON cart looks as though it could get a ticket for speeding even while it is standing still!!! Javier was born in Valencia in 1950. In 1971 he moved to Barcelona to study Graphic Design at the acclaimed Elisava School. While there, he formed alliances with counter-culture radical comic book writers and illustrators of the time, such as Mique Beltrán, Daniel Torres and Sento. Together they set up "El Rollo Enmascarado", a group specialized in underground subversive comics. In the 1980s, he worked as interior designer of nightclubs, collaborated with Memphis and (as stated) created Cobi, the mascot for the 1992 Olympic...

Hilton trolley in lacquered metal and crystal glass, designed in 1981 by Javier Mariscal. He was born in Valencia in 1950. In 1971 he moved to Barcelona to study Graphic Design at the Elisava School. There he came into contact with comic book writers and illustrators of the time, such as Mique Beltrán, Daniel Torres and Sento. Together they set up "El rollo enmascarado", a group specialized in underground comics. In the 1980s, he worked as interior designer. In these he collaborated with Memphis Among his best known works are Cobi, the mascot for the 1992 Olympic...

French Brass & Mahogany Tea Trolly / Bar Cart. Good quality from the mid 1950’s.

Very nicely designed serving trolley from circa 1980s. Made of black coated flat steel, chromed steel parts and glass top.      

Modernist bar cart, serving cart, unusual design, Art Deco, industrial. Oversized casters. Aluminum frame, basket mesh, walnut surface.

Vintage French brass serving trolly or bar cart with original castor wheels found in Paris, circa 1960. Two-tiered glass with nicely patinated, pierced gallery to the top and bottom...