Elevate your home entertaining or daily beverage routine with this gorgeous Mid-Century Modern Danish style bar cart. Beautifully crafted entirely from rich, medium-toned solid teak wood, this functional piece doubles perfectly as a classic rolling tea service trolley or a standalone cocktail bar station.
Design & Features
Two-Tier Architecture: Offers an upper and lower storage tier. Both levels feature seamlessly carved, raised perimeter lips designed to protect high-end glassware, liquor bottles, and delicate ceramics from slipping while in motion.
Sculptural Handiwork: Features beautiful upward-curved flared handles that offer smooth steering while keeping a minimalist, architectural silhouette.
Effortless Mobility: Rides smoothly on durable, multi-directional black twin-wheel caster casters.
Era: Circa 1960s (Mid-20th Century).
Manufacturer / Designer: Officially Unbranded / Unknown. However, its structural execution, distinct upward-flared solid wood push handles, and clean two-tier layout strongly reference iconic Danish masterworks of the era, such as the AT-45 Service Trolley designed by Hans J. Wegner for Andreas Tuck.
Condition Report
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.
Details: Structurally rock-solid and stable with no loose joints. The teak wood grain retains its vibrant, warm luster throughout. Casters roll beautifully and spin with ease. Shows minimal, negligible signs of historical wear consistent with gentle, careful residential use over the decades. No deep gouges, heavy water rings, or structural chips present.
Dimensions: 31” wide, 27” tall, 19: deep
Elevate your home entertaining or daily beverage routine with this gorgeous Mid-Century Modern Danish style bar cart. Beautifully crafted entirely from rich, medium-toned solid teak wood, this functional piece doubles perfectly as a classic rolling tea service trolley or a standalone cocktail bar station.
Design & Features
Two-Tier Architecture: Offers an upper and lower storage tier. Both levels feature seamlessly carved, raised perimeter lips designed to protect high-end glassware, liquor bottles, and delicate ceramics from slipping while in motion.
Sculptural Handiwork: Features beautiful upward-curved flared handles that offer smooth steering while keeping a minimalist, architectural silhouette.
Effortless Mobility: Rides smoothly on durable, multi-directional black twin-wheel caster casters.
Era: Circa 1960s (Mid-20th Century).
Manufacturer / Designer: Officially Unbranded / Unknown. However, its structural execution, distinct upward-flared solid wood push handles, and clean two-tier layout strongly reference iconic Danish masterworks of the era, such as the AT-45 Service Trolley designed by Hans J. Wegner for Andreas Tuck.
Condition Report
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.
Details: Structurally rock-solid and stable with no loose joints. The teak wood grain retains its vibrant, warm luster throughout. Casters roll beautifully and spin with ease. Shows minimal, negligible signs of historical wear consistent with gentle, careful residential use over the decades. No deep gouges, heavy water rings, or structural chips present.
Dimensions: 31” wide, 27” tall, 19: deep
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