Service trolley

This service, in gilded metal, dating from the 70s, is quite original: in addition to the upper tray that received the turntable (or "record player") and its locations, below, to store the discs, it also has two parts that unfold on each side, like wings! It seems to me that it was to put the speakers there... Which were not to be very heavy, because these "wings" are made of fine metal, like the rest of the furniture by the way, so it was not originally intended to support heavy loads. Under the tray we see a marking giving the date of october 17 (27?) 1973. This service is in good condition for its age but still has some defects: it lacks a metal rod under the trolley (horizontal in the front rear direction next to the vertical pillars on the right side), this does not call into question the solidity of the whole, but it makes that the uprights on this side still move a millimeter once the screws are in place. The top, made of relatively fine formica, imitation wood, has some small marks that are not very visible. Its golden strapping has some lack of gilding or corrosion points. The gilding is a little faded on the upper parts (handles). The castors are still very functional: the golden parts are a little staked, but the rubber parts are in good condition, this piece of furniture did not have to roll much. The shelf measures 60 cm by 40 cm, for a thickness of 1 cm. It is 61 cm from the ground (with the castors, which are removable). The maximum height at the handles, (with castors) is 67 cm. The maximum depth (which corresponds to the width of the tablet) is 40 cm and the total width of the service is 65 cm, and 132 cm once its "wings" are spread. It weighs about 5 or 6 kg. To travel safely and cheaply, it will be dismantled for shipping, so you will have to reassemble it (4 parts to assemble using 8 screws).