Modernist rolling dessert bar from the 1930s by Robert Mallet-Stevens.

Modernist rolling trolley from 1930 by Robert Mallet-Stevens. An emblematic piece of modernist design from the 1930s, it is attributed to Robert Mallet-Stevens, a famous French architect and designer. Structure made of chrome-plated metal tubes, typical of 1930s modernism. Dark wood veneer trays highlighting the sobriety and functional elegance of the object. Two rectangular trays with rounded corners. The top tray is removable and becomes a transportable tray thanks to its handles. Curved tubular uprights, creating a silhouette that is both fluid and structured. Original functional swivel wheels. Originally designed for refined domestic use, often for serving drinks, presenting objects, or as a side table in modernist interiors. Height 68cm. Depth 69cm. Width 45cm.