A 1950s-style serving cart featuring a refined solid wood and oak veneer construction. It features a functional double-tier design with removable shelves that can be used as independent trays, making the cart a versatile and practical item. The foldable structure saves space when not in use, while the brass details add a touch of elegance and style. In good condition, this cart is ideal for those seeking an authentic period piece, combining functionality and vintage design.

This Italian-made trolley from the 1950s features a functional design and an elegant ebony-stained wood frame. The double glass shelf offers ample space for display and serving, while the built-in bottle holder adds practicality and style. The casters allow for easy movement, making this trolley a versatile piece for a variety of settings, from the living room to the dining room. The attention to detail reflects the craftsmanship of the era, making this piece an example of 20th-century Italian design.

Bar cart from the 1960s and 1970s, made of plexiglass, a material that lends a light, transparent feel, typical of the design of the period. The structure is characterized by curved, flowing lines, emphasizing its modern and functional aesthetic. Equipped with a practical bottle holder, it's ideal for organizing and easily transporting drinks and bar accessories. The wheels allow for easy mobility, making it suitable for any home environment.

A 1950s-1960s serving trolley, an example of functional and refined design. Crafted from stained beech wood, it features two distinct shelves: a lower glass shelf and a removable upper shelf that can be used as a practical tray. Its clean lines make it a versatile piece, ideal for home or professional use. Equipped with wheels for easy mobility, it shows signs of wear consistent with its age, while still maintaining its structural integrity and original aesthetic. A piece that combines vintage style and practicality, perfect for enhancing period settings or adding a retro touch to contemporary spaces.

This serving trolley, designed by Luigi Massoni for Guzzini in the 1970s, is a classic of Italian design from that era. Made of plastic, it stands out for its functionality and elegant lines. Featuring a removable double tray, it offers practicality and versatility for everyday use. It is in good overall condition, despite some signs of wear, evidence of its age. Its neutral tones and understated design make it a furnishing accessory suited to a variety of stylistic contexts.

Display stand with wheels and 7 clear glass shelves, with brass-plated metal and brass structure. In good condition.

Double-tier service trolley, brass-plated metal and smoked glass. Good condition.

Service trolley in stained beech wood and mahogany veneer. Decent condition.

Removable double-tier service trolley, teak wood. Restored.

Vintage serving trolley on wheels, curved beech wood frame, brass handles and glass top. In good condition.

Design by Pierangelo Gallotti

Kitchen trolley that can also be used as a coffee table, made of glass with chromed steel profiles and wheels.

Double-decker service trolley in plastic material.

Three-tier service trolley, with an adjustable central tier, in chromed metal and smoked glass. Good condition.

Bedside table with open compartment and wheels made of ABS plastic material. Good condition.

Kitchen trolley with double shelf, brass and smoked glass. Good condition.

Kitchen trolley with removable tray top and bottle holder in stained Tanganyika walnut veneer, laminate and brass.

Service trolley in lacquered walnut veneered wood, metal wheels and brass handle

Service Trolley. Enamelled Metal.

1950s service trolley with bent plywood trays and beech structure.

Service Trolley with black opaline glass and plexiglass top, chromed aluminium structure.

Service trolley; exotic wood veneer, formica, brass.

A service cart, exotic wood veneer. Manufactured in Italy, 1960s.