Enamel Carts and Bar Carts

A pair of modern rolling tables. Appears to be very similar to the George Nelson for Herman Miller model 5153 tables. However, these are unmarked. USA, circa 1960's Enameled Steel...

Elegant service trolley with wheels by Porada Arredi. A minimalist design with transparency as the predominant motif. The supporting frame is made of red enamelled steel and has a continuous design. The theme of transparency is repeated in the design of the wheels. Spoke-free acrylic wheels...

A black two-tier enamelled trolley tray stand by Siva Poggibonsi, with black steel rod supports and standing on castors. Italian - Circa late 1950s. Each enamelled tray has abstra...

Rare Mid-Century Modern serving trolley bar cart, card table, tea side table with wheels in black lacquered metal by the italian design manufact...

A great Art Deco streamline ash stand from a trains bar car with outer drink tray and match holder. Nickel-plated with satin black details and strong styling from the period, manufac...

Pair of Mid-Century Modern cream and brass bar carts drinks trollies by Orsenigo, Milan, Italy, circa 1980. Cream painted enamel, brass and glass. Excell...

Handsome Mid-Century Modern patio white fiberglass and enameled steel tube two-tiered tea cart, bar cart, or drink cart by Samsonite. It is in fabulous vintage condition with no outstanding flaws we have detected. Please see photos, circa 1960s-1970s. Wow! This is the perfect Mid-Century Modern outdoor drink cart whether it’s used for cocktails, tea, or coffee. It is comprised of a white enameled steel square tube cart frame with two tiers. Each tier has a white fiberglass affixed tray with a faux slate surface. It rolls easily wherever you need it on black plastic wheels. Perfect for serving drinks or snacks on your patio, deck, or porch. We found this in an enclosed hot tub room of a marvelous Mid-Century Modern home. We believe it has never been outside, although it was made to be in the weather. Samsonite, best known for their luggage, was founded in Denver in 1910 by Jesse Shwayder. Jesse was born and raised in the late 19th century American West but found himself in his 1920s in New York selling luggage for the Seward Trunk and Bag Company. However, he had a dream. A dream of going home along with a dream of owning his own company. He did just that. That company was first named Shwayder Trunk Manufacturing Company. However, its name was changed in 1965 to Samsonite honoring its best-selling product. Jesse Shwayder named the line as such for its incredible strength which he likened to the Biblical character, Samson. The first 60-70 plus years Samsonite was operated by the Shwayder family and went through many expansions and changes. One of those expansions was into the furniture market. But by the 1970s they were bought out by the Beatrice umbrella. Again, going though many expansions and changes and……cutbacks too and changing hands many times. After all those years, the luggage portion of Samsonite is back in Denver operating from their original location. And, the furniture portion is operating as it did from its beginning in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Samsonite Corporation and Samsonite Furniture are now separate companies. This vintage Samsonite...

WWI era enameled iron medical cart with glass shelving, circa 1915. This cart features a iron body with steel wheels and three-tiers of newly made glass s...

A classic and charming Aalto serving cart in original finish.

A stylish two tiered bar cart of brass and enamel.

The clear glass shelves float between the elegant twisting design of the brass posts. The posts themselves are set ...