Vintage Oval Brass and Glass 2-Tier Bar Cart, 1940’s Maxwell-Phillips Attr

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 ...

A very ornate Victorian 2-tier brass and onyx plant stand adorned by five putti or cherub-like figures, one in each of the top corners and the fifth i...

Simple and elegant brass bar cart with pierced apron and oval glass shelves. Chrome with rubber tires provide a quiet easy glide across the room. Top glass shelf is 30 x 18 with a he...

A very good conditions, brass and smoked glass italian bar cart, it has been made in the Seventies and the original brass patina gives it a stunning vintage look. This round bar cart is a stylish and functional piece of furniture that captures the essence of the era. This bar cart exemplifies the sleek design and luxurious materials commonly associated with mid-century modern style. The bar cart features a circular frame made of brass sturdy and durable, providing a stable base for the cart. The two light smoked glass shelves are supported by the brass frame, adding a touch of sophistication and transparency to the overall design. The circular shape of the bar cart gives it a visually appealing and balanced look. It allows for easy maneuverability and navigation, making it convenient for serving drinks or displaying items. The size of the cart is typically compact, making it suitable for small to medium-sized spaces. The combination of brass and light smoked glass is a hallmark of mid-century modern design. The smoked glass provides a subtle tint, adding a sense of depth and intrigue to the cart's aesthetic. It also complements the warm tones of the brass, creating a harmonious color palette. The bar cart's design incorporates bottle holders. These elements add functionality and convenience to the cart, allowing for easy transportation and storage of bottles, glassware, and other bar essentials...