REVOLVING DRINKS STAND, CCA. 1900

1.380,00 €

Revolving drinks stand, circa 1900.

An exceptionally rare wooden drinks stand featuring a revolving metal tray divided into four sections, allowing bottles and glasses to be arranged neatly and conveniently. The stand retains its original castors, making it easy to move around a room. In addition to its practical function, it is distinguished by its elegantly crafted wooden frame and decorative details, making it a remarkable and highly decorative piece of furniture.

Pieces such as this were once found in prestigious bourgeois salons, where they were used for the elegant serving of drinks during social gatherings and formal entertaining. The revolving tray allowed guests easy access to their chosen beverage, while the castors ensured effortless movement between different areas of the room.

This is an ideal piece for collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate rare and unusual antiques. At the same time, it remains a wonderfully functional accessory for entertaining, allowing you to serve guests in style while impressing them with its exceptional design and historical charm.

Dimensions: 119 x 43 x 43 cm

Weight: 6.8 kg

The drinks stand is in excellent condition.

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Weight 6,8 kg
Dimensions 119 × 43 × 43 cm
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