Serving table for storing vinyl records, magazine holder

Practical and straight out of the 60s or 70s, this charming trolley can be used for several purposes: at the base a hifi unit with its lower space for storing vinyl records, a solid tray to place a record player or stereo and a shelf underneath which allows you to place a few magazines, the disc you are listening to...it can also be used as a small side table or end table with a magazine holder section. The structure is made of golden metal tubes and rods, the top is made of solid wood (not compressed wood) with a veneer displaying a pretty grain, all mounted on 4 casters. The whole thing is in good structural condition, very solid, welds intact, functional casters, but does not hide some signs of its age: the top has a few small discreet marks, one of the “side tubes” has a lack of gilding in one area extending over approximately 20 cm in length (you will have to decide whether to leave it as is or whether to apply a little gold lacquer). The lower part (disc storage) has numerous corrosion spots (which can also be sprayed with gold lacquer) but not excessively visible once the piece of furniture is in use. And finally, lack of gilding and corrosion spots on the casters. The height measured at the level of the top is 58 cm, and 64 cm at the level of the handles. The maximum size measured at the level of the casters is a rectangle measuring 54 cm by 41 cm, the top measures 50 cm by 40 cm for a thickness of 1.3 cm.