This dark wood serving cart charms with its contemporary look and deep-toned wood, giving it a natural place in a well-decorated interior. Mounted on four wheels, it moves easily from one room to another and complements both dining room service and occasional use in the living room. Its niche offers practical storage space for a few bottles, dishware, or a coffee set, while its top tray accommodates everyday items. Slipped next to a table or against a wall, it readily lends itself to a dinner with glasses, a carafe, and a dessert tray. Length: 63 cm Depth: 44 cm Height: 70 cm Niche height: 39 cm A brief history of the serving cart The serving cart, also known as the serving table, originated in the 17th century. At that time, it was used to serve and clear dishes during meals. Equipped with wheels, it can be easily moved from one spot to another, allowing for quicker table clearing by reducing the number of trips between the dining room and the kitchen. Its great utility led the serving cart to become an important piece of furniture, also serving tea or breakfast. This small mobile side table has found a prominent place in our interiors over the centuries.
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This dark wood serving cart charms with its contemporary look and deep-toned wood, giving it a natural place in a well-decorated interior. Mounted on four wheels, it moves easily from one room to another and complements both dining room service and occasional use in the living room. Its niche offers practical storage space for a few bottles, dishware, or a coffee set, while its top tray accommodates everyday items. Slipped next to a table or against a wall, it readily lends itself to a dinner with glasses, a carafe, and a dessert tray. Length: 63 cm Depth: 44 cm Height: 70 cm Niche height: 39 cm A brief history of the serving cart The serving cart, also known as the serving table, originated in the 17th century. At that time, it was used to serve and clear dishes during meals. Equipped with wheels, it can be easily moved from one spot to another, allowing for quicker table clearing by reducing the number of trips between the dining room and the kitchen. Its great utility led the serving cart to become an important piece of furniture, also serving tea or breakfast. This small mobile side table has found a prominent place in our interiors over the centuries.