MID-CENTURY BRASS AND TIMBER TWO-TIER DRINKS TROLLEY - FRENCH, CIRCA 1950S-1960S

A TWO-TIER DRINKS TROLLEY IN THE FRENCH MID-CENTURY STYLE, FEATURING A BRASS FRAME WITH DARK TIMBER-EFFECT SHELVES. THE TROLLEY HAS AN X-FRAME CONSTRUCTION WITH TWO LARGE SPOKED REAR WHEELS FITTED WITH RUBBER TYRES AND A SMALL FRONT CASTOR. A PUSH HANDLE EXTENDS FROM THE TOP OF THE FRAME.

BOTH TIERS ARE EDGED WITH A PIERCED BRASS GALLERY RAIL. THE LOWER TIER INCORPORATES A BRASS BOTTLE RACK WITH HORIZONTAL RAILS TO ONE SIDE. DECORATIVE BALL FINIALS ARE FITTED TO THE FRAME CORNERS AND WHEEL HUBS.

CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN:
* TWO-TIER DESIGN WITH X-FRAME BRASS STRUCTURE
* PIERCED BRASS GALLERY EDGING TO BOTH SHELVES
* TWO LARGE SPOKED WHEELS WITH RUBBER TYRES AT THE REAR
* SINGLE FRONT CASTOR WHEEL
* BRASS BOTTLE RACK INTEGRATED INTO THE LOWER TIER
* PUSH HANDLE AT THE TOP
* DECORATIVE BALL FINIALS TO FRAME AND WHEEL HUBS

CONDITION:
THE BRASS FRAME DISPLAYS OXIDATION AND TARNISHING CONSISTENT WITH AGE THROUGHOUT. THE UPPER SHELF SURFACE SHOWS CIRCULAR SWIRL MARKS AND LIGHT SCRATCHES ACROSS THE LACQUERED FINISH. THE LOWER SHELF HAS SURFACE SCRATCHES AND MINOR SCUFFING. THE PIERCED GALLERY EDGING SHOWS WEAR. THE WHEELS AND CASTOR APPEAR STRUCTURALLY SOUND. A SMALL ADHESIVE STICKER IS PRESENT ON THE UPPER SHELF SURFACE.

Item Size: Height: 120cm, Width: 120cm, Depth: 120cm, Weight: 40Kg

Mid-Century Modern (1940-1970); Circa 1950S-1960S; French; Brass; Brass Frame Shows Oxidation And Patina Throughout, With Areas Of Tarnishing And Surface Wear Visible Across The Frame And Gallery Rail. Upper Shelf Surface Displays Circular Swirl Marks And Light Scratches Across The Lacquered Finish. Lower Shelf Shows Surface Scratches And Minor Scuffing. The Pierced Brass Gallery Edging Around Both Tiers Shows Age-Related Wear. Rubber Tyres On The Large Rear Wheels Appear Intact. Small Front Cas

Condition: Fair

779170+33

Location of item: WA, Australia

This item is being offered PICK UP ONLY. Local collection is available, if shipping is required, bidders are encouraged to organise their own freight.

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