Unique Mid-Century Modern tea trolley from England may also serve as a bar cart and food serving cart. The cart is constructed from African afrormosia wood with Southeast Asian new growth teak for the upper and lower shelves. Raised wooden handles on both ends make navigating the trolley a breeze. The cart sits atop supports of copper tubing to which are attached large castors. This system was improved by inventor Stanley Edwin Wapshott for Flexello castors in England. This specific upgrade was made to patent number 860,352 and filed on June 25, 1962. Wapshott invented three improvements for Flexello castor systems between 1958 and 1963. SIZE: 27.25


Tea Trolley / Bar Cart / Serving Cart | England | Post-1963

The cart is constructed from African Afromorsia wood with Southeast Asian new growth teak for the upper and lower shelves.

Raised wooden handles on both ends make navigating the trolley a breeze.

The cart sits atop supports of copper tubing to which are attached large castors. This system was improved by inventor Stanley Edwin Wapshott for Flexello castors in England. This specific upgrade was made to patent number 860,352 and filed on June 25, 1962. Wapshott invented three improvements for Flexello castor systems between 1958 and 1963.

27.25" wide x 16.5" deep x 27" high

Restored

1295

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Remploy Furniture, Bridgend, South Wales, tea trolley and bar cart with tray top.


Remploy | Bridgend | South Wales | Bar Cart

Circa 1960s southeast Asian teak and African afrormosia wood tea trolley and service cart.

28" w | 16" d | 27" h

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