Art Deco rolling dessert trolley 1930 - Gauthier Poinsignon Nancy

Rare Art Deco serving trolley signed by the prestigious Ateliers Gauthier-Poinsignon in Nancy, an emblematic manufacturer of French furniture from the 1920s-1930s. ● This serving piece stands out for its simple and refined lines, resting on four tapered legs with original castors, providing great mobility. ● Its structure is made of solid beech wood and mahogany veneer, featuring a warm grain and a satin finish. ● Its removable upper glass tray with brass handles, delicately raised at the edges, is designed to be used as a serving tray, illustrating the functionality and refinement of Art Deco furniture intended for elegant interiors. ● The front opens to a compartmented interior including: A bottle compartment. Two sliding service shelves ideal for holding glasses. 1 dovetail drawer. ● The original brass handles and elements highlight the quality of craftsmanship. ● The piece bears its original stamp "Ateliers Gauthier-Poinsignon Nancy," certifying its authenticity and provenance. An authentic, rare, and functional piece, ideal as a serving trolley, bar cabinet, or occasional furniture, perfectly suited for a contemporary interior or Art Deco collection. Dimensions. Height: 75 cm. Width: 70 cm. Depth: 42 cm. Removable upper tray. Please contact me for personalised delivery.