With its golden metal structure and glass shelves, this serving cart displays a subtle contemporary presence. Its round shape gives it a graceful look, ideal in a living room or dining room where one wishes to place a refined accent piece. It easily accommodates glasses, a carafe, lightweight dishes, or a few books, while allowing light to pass through the glass. Its size allows it to slip next to a sofa or against a wall to accompany moments of entertaining. Length: 48 cm Width: 46.5 cm Height: 78 cm A Brief History of the Serving Cart The serving cart, also known as a 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 moved effortlessly from one place to another and allows for quicker table clearing by reducing the number of trips between the dining room and the kitchen. It is through its great utility that the serving cart has become an important piece of furniture, also used for serving tea or breakfast. This small mobile side table has managed to find a special place in our interiors over the centuries.
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With its golden metal structure and glass shelves, this serving cart displays a subtle contemporary presence. Its round shape gives it a graceful look, ideal in a living room or dining room where one wishes to place a refined accent piece. It easily accommodates glasses, a carafe, lightweight dishes, or a few books, while allowing light to pass through the glass. Its size allows it to slip next to a sofa or against a wall to accompany moments of entertaining. Length: 48 cm Width: 46.5 cm Height: 78 cm A Brief History of the Serving Cart The serving cart, also known as a 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 moved effortlessly from one place to another and allows for quicker table clearing by reducing the number of trips between the dining room and the kitchen. It is through its great utility that the serving cart has become an important piece of furniture, also used for serving tea or breakfast. This small mobile side table has managed to find a special place in our interiors over the centuries.