Vintage dessert table by Eric Maville in smoked Plexiglas and chrome, Roche Bobois 1970.

Vintage serving trolley by Eric Maville in smoked Plexiglas and chrome, Roche Bobois style from the 1970s. A superb vintage serving trolley or bar cart from the 1970s, attributed to designer Eric Maville. This iconic piece of "Space Age" design is characteristic of high-end furniture from that era, featuring a blend of transparency and clean lines. The piece is made of thermoformed methacrylate (Plexiglas) in smoked grey/bronze. It has an intermediate shelf secured by chrome cylindrical attachments and rests on four multidirectional chrome ball casters, typical of luxury productions from that decade. Designer profile: Eric Maville is an emblematic French designer of the 1970s. His work is distinguished by a perfect mastery of modern materials such as Plexiglas, chrome, and brass. Often associated with Roche Bobois editions, he created elegant and architectural furniture that plays with light reflection and transparency, fitting perfectly into the modernist and chic aesthetic of his time. Approximate dimensions: Based on the standard model of this type of creation: Height: 75 cm. Width: 40 cm. Depth: 38 cm. Condition of the item: The item is in beautiful vintage condition. Structure: Solid, no cracks at the fastening points. Plexiglas: Nice shine. Shows micro-scratches from use consistent with age and usage (mainly visible under direct light). Chrome: In excellent condition. Casters: Fully functional.