A mid-20th-century drop-leaf service cart defined by turned spindle supports and a wheeled base. Carts of this type were produced for domestic interiors where movement and temporary surface were required within a compact footprint.
The top is shaped with a scalloped edge and articulated through two drop leaves that extend or retract as needed. Turned spindle legs establish a light, open structure, while a lower gallery shelf provides additional storage. Large spoke wheels with iron rims and integrated casters support movement, maintaining stability across the frame.
The wood was preserved in its natural tone and sealed with a clear protective finish. The structure and color remain unchanged, with grain and surface variation left visible.
Placed as a bar cart, tea service, or occasional surface within an interior where mobility and secondary function define position in the room.
A mid-20th-century drop-leaf service cart defined by turned spindle supports and a wheeled base. Carts of this type were produced for domestic interiors where movement and temporary surface were required within a compact footprint.
The top is shaped with a scalloped edge and articulated through two drop leaves that extend or retract as needed. Turned spindle legs establish a light, open structure, while a lower gallery shelf provides additional storage. Large spoke wheels with iron rims and integrated casters support movement, maintaining stability across the frame.
The wood was preserved in its natural tone and sealed with a clear protective finish. The structure and color remain unchanged, with grain and surface variation left visible.
Placed as a bar cart, tea service, or occasional surface within an interior where mobility and secondary function define position in the room.
27 1/4 W × 18 D × 28 1/2 H in (closed); 36 W in (open)
