Mid-Century Modern Drinks Trolley with Glass Tops by Lucian Ercolani for Ercol, 1960s

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Vintage mid-century modern ercol drinks trolley by lucian ercolani 1960's in golden dawn - custom cut glass tops for shelves … Read more Vintage mid-century modern ercol drinks trolley by lucian ercolani 1960's in golden dawn - custom cut glass tops for shelves which are removable.

elevate your interiors with this rare and exceptional mid-century modern ercol drinks trolley, a timeless design by the renowned lucian ercolani. Crafted from a combination of solid elm and beech, it beautifully showcases the natural elegance of elm wood grain, complemented by sleek elliptical supports and smooth shepherd casters.

unlike standard versions of this model, this particular trolley has been enhanced with custom-cut glass on each tier—a thoughtful addition that protects the exquisite wood while maintaining its original aesthetic. This bespoke feature ensures a level of practicality and preservation that is rarely found in similar pieces.

**versatile elegance for every setting**
- **entertaining:** a refined cocktail bar or gin trolley, perfect for hosting with flair.
- **afternoon tea:** adds charm and sophistication to your tea service.
- **bedroom:** an eye-catching bedside table for books, lighting, and personal touches.
- **living spaces:** ideal as a magazine rack, side table, or elegant accent piece.
- **commercial use:** a unique vintage prop for upscale restaurants or cafés.

lovingly restored to superb condition, this trolley has been cleaned and waxed, preserving its original patina while enhancing its functionality. With its rare custom glass and timeless design, this ercol masterpiece is a statement piece for discerning collectors and stylish homes alike.

the trolley is in superb condition and has been cleaned and waxed retaining its original patina. A true vintage gem from the 1960

approx measurements overall:
72cm l x 48 cm w x 78cm h (to top of tray) this piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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