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Oswald Haerdtl (1899–1959) was an Austrian architect, designer and professor who played an important role in Viennese modernism. He studied at the Vienna School of Arts and Crafts and worked closely with Josef Hoffmann before establishing his own practice. Haerdtl designed architecture, interiors, furniture, glass and everyday objects, combining clear modern lines with refined craftsmanship and careful detailing.
Mid-Century Walnut Brass Bar Cart Serving Trolley, 1950s, Oswald Haerdtl attr.
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€7.023
We currently have two identical serving trolleys in stock. The second one can be found in our other listings. An authentic and elegant two-tiered Mid-Century Modern bar cart from the 1950s, crafted in Vienna / Austria. This particular piece combines Austrian modernism with high-end craftsmanship. The organically shaped, beautifully proportioned walnut frame features elegantly curved, tapered handles made of solid, heavy brass that fit perfectly in the hand. The bar cart has been expertly and meticulously restored and is in very good condition. The brass has been hand-polished to its original luster, and the wooden frame has been professionally refinished to highlight its deep grain while preserving its vintage character. The trolley features two tiers of clear glass in undamaged condition, and the four casters roll perfectly smooth. This piece is an outstanding example of high-class Austrian Mid-Century design. Width 27.5", Depth 17.5", Height 24.5" We currently have two identical serving trolleys in stock. The second one can be found in our other listings.
- material
- Brass, Glass, Walnut, Wood
- style
- Mid-Century Modern (Of the Period)
- year
- 1950s
- measurements
- h: 24.5 in, w: 27.5 in, d: 17.5 in
h: 62 cm, w: 70 cm, d: 44 cm
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