Kaare Klint Rasmussens Danish Mid Century Bar Cart

Danish mid-century bar cart or tea trolley in light mahogany - designed by Kaare Klint for Rudolph Rasmussens Snedkerier, Copenhagen, Denmark, c.1930’s, with attached paper label marked RUD. RA

Danish Mid-Century bar cart, marked Drexel Heritage Palazzo, having rectangular extendable top above open brass lined shelf, rising on straight legs with casters 32"h x 44"w x 18"d Provenance: A Cas

Danish mid-century bar or tea cart on casters, in mahogany. Dimensions: H 27" x W 28.75" x D 17.5" Condition: Finish wear, scratches, and scuffs. Nicks and dings. Wear consistent with age and use. Sur

36.50"H, 35.25"W, 16"D

Danish Mid-Century teak bar cart designed by Poul Hundevad for Hundevad & Co., featuring two tray tiers which can be removed and rearranged into a larger serving top. Dimensions: H 23.5" x W 29.5" x D

Danish mid-century modern teak bar cart/ service trolley, attributed to Hundevad & Company, c.1960s, having sliding upper tier and removable lower tier, rising on castors, approx 23.25"h, 29.

Danish Cabinet Maker Mid 20th Century Bar Cart / Serving Cart, c. 1960 Vantinge Mobelindustri, Denmark rosewood, laminate, metal with manufacturer's branded mark H 29 x W 31 x D 19 1/2 inches Property

Mid-century modern teak extension bar cart, attributed to Kurt Ostervig (Danish, 1912-1986) for Jason Mobler, c.1960s, sliding top revealing black laminate surface, medial tier, on casters, closed: ap

Circa 1960s; Denmark With partially legible burn mark: Vantinge Mobelindustri / N.E. Glasdam Jensen / Made in Denmark The Danish mid-century modern expanding teak bar cart with sunken black Micarta

Danish mid-century teak bar or serving cart in teak, with two removable trays. No apparent labels. c. 1970's. Dimensions: H 20" x W 24" x D 17.25" Condition: Some finish wear. Few scratches, scuffs, a

Johannes Andersen (Danish, 20th century) for Silkeborg (Denmark, 20th century), circa 1960. A Danish modern three-tier sculpted teak wood tea trolley or bar cart, second tier with black lacquered pane

Dimensions: 26.25 inches tall, and 20.5 inches wide, with a depth of 29.5 inches long. The cart is made of quality teak, which speaks to its originality and authenticity. The Scandinavian sub-style ad

2 tier Mid-Century Danish teak bar cart / serving cart. Features two sculpted handles on each side and original casters. Unmarked. Made by Bowa, Denmark circa 1960. Dimensions: H 22.75 x W 28.75" x D

Mid-Century Modern Danish teak bar cart by Niels Erik Glasdam Jensen for Illum Bolighus, expands in length from the center, length unopened 34 1/2", ht 28 1/2"

Teak. On wheels. Two sliding doors when open contain glass shelf . 28 3/4" h x 35" w x 20" d.

A rare sculptural Danish Barcart c. 1950s. Made of sculpted wood and brass with glass surfaces. A very unique piece.

Vintage tea cart made in Denmark with classic mid century modern frame. Stamped on bottom. Metal tip legs with casters. Measures 28" x 33" x 17 1/2"

Hans Bollings for Torben Orskov, Danish Modern Mid Century Teak Flip Top Rolling Bar Cart with Reversible and Removable Lacquered Red and Black Teak Serving Trays. Approximately 22 in. X 22.75 in.

Danish. Teak. Sliding formica top. 28 1/2" h x 33 1/8" x 16 1/2" d.

MID-CENTURY MODERN DANISH ROSEWOOD BAR CART: Designed by Johannes Andersen. Silkeborg Danish label at underside of middle tier, raised on casters. Approx. 27.25" h x 28" l x 18" w.

Mid Century 1965 Danish Modern Bar / Tea Cart. Measures 28 1/2" long with leaf down. With Leaf open 40 1/2" long and 17 1/2" deep. 22" high. Very Good Condition. NO IN HOUSE SHIPPING. PROVENANCE: A Pr

2-Level Mid-Century Modern Rolling Danish Bar Cart,Wood. This low bar cart on wheels, most likely teak, has two levels in a cantilever design. The first level has a cut-out shelf for three bottles and

Mid Century Modern Danish Tea or Bar Cart. On wheels, two tiers. 28 inches x 31 inches x 18 inches.

Sleek Mid-Century bar cart by Ludvig Pontoppidan, featuring a laminate top for easy cleaning, with beveled edges to keep bottles and glasses secure. Teak construction. Tagged L. Pontoppidan underneath