A sculptural ode to service and ceremony, The Spindle Arc Cart merges rustic charm with refined craftsmanship. Its gently scalloped drop-leaf top unfolds to accommodate hosting with quiet grace—whether serving aperitifs, afternoon tea, or a curated stack of books and blooms. The silhouette is grounded by turned spindle legs and oversized rear spoke wheels, creating a presence that feels both nostalgic and quietly architectural.
Likely crafted in the mid-20th century, the piece has been carefully restored to preserve its original structure and material story. No stains or pigments were applied during restoration—only a clear topcoat was used, allowing the natural color and subtle grain variation of the wood to remain visible. The result is a warm, honeyed surface with a soft sheen, showcasing the wood’s inherent character without alteration. Below, a gallery shelf offers practical space for trays, decanters, or decorative accents, marrying utility with charm.
Discovered on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, the cart once served in a coastal home—rolling between rooms with tea, spirits, and conversation. Now thoughtfully revived, it moves effortlessly across contemporary interiors, supported by antique-style iron-rimmed wheels and discreet casters that ensure ease of motion.
Whether placed in a dining room, parlor, or reading nook, The Spindle Arc Cart brings a spirit of rhythm and ritual to any space. It invites slow hospitality, intentional gathering, and the beauty of movement made meaningful. Styled as a mobile bar, tea station, or left elegantly bare, it becomes a versatile heirloom—quietly sculptural and entirely present.
This is not just a serving cart. It is an object of presence, restored for those who understand the grace of everyday ceremony.
Shipping Estimate
A sculptural ode to service and ceremony, The Spindle Arc Cart merges rustic charm with refined craftsmanship. Its gently scalloped drop-leaf top unfolds to accommodate hosting with quiet grace—whether serving aperitifs, afternoon tea, or a curated stack of books and blooms. The silhouette is grounded by turned spindle legs and oversized rear spoke wheels, creating a presence that feels both nostalgic and quietly architectural.
Likely crafted in the mid-20th century, the piece has been carefully restored to preserve its original structure and material story. No stains or pigments were applied during restoration—only a clear topcoat was used, allowing the natural color and subtle grain variation of the wood to remain visible. The result is a warm, honeyed surface with a soft sheen, showcasing the wood’s inherent character without alteration. Below, a gallery shelf offers practical space for trays, decanters, or decorative accents, marrying utility with charm.
Discovered on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, the cart once served in a coastal home—rolling between rooms with tea, spirits, and conversation. Now thoughtfully revived, it moves effortlessly across contemporary interiors, supported by antique-style iron-rimmed wheels and discreet casters that ensure ease of motion.
Whether placed in a dining room, parlor, or reading nook, The Spindle Arc Cart brings a spirit of rhythm and ritual to any space. It invites slow hospitality, intentional gathering, and the beauty of movement made meaningful. Styled as a mobile bar, tea station, or left elegantly bare, it becomes a versatile heirloom—quietly sculptural and entirely present.
This is not just a serving cart. It is an object of presence, restored for those who understand the grace of everyday ceremony.
Shipping Estimate
27 1/4” W x 18” D x 28 1/2” H when closed and 36” W when opened.
