Mid-century rolling bar cart designed by Broyhill, circa 1960s. This seldom seen piece is a part of Broyhill’s Brasilia line, inspired by the architecture of Oscar Niemeyer. Niemeyer used grand arches in his buildings located in the capital of Brazil which translated into the iconic arches of the Broyhill Brasilia line.
This piece features three small drawers aligned horizontally with the original brass Brasilia hardware. The brass pops against and compliments the warm walnut wood tone. Below the drawers is a cabinet with two doors, showcasing more arches, that open to hidden storage space. Flanked on each side of the cabinet are open compartments for further storage to be displayed. The long rectangular top is well equipped for a working space. The ends have a flip mechanism allowing for expansion of the surface area. Inlaid within the top are two tile areas. Tile is dark blue in color with flying bird motif accenting the piece. The tile makes the working area more durable for making drinks and pouring cocktails. Sitting atop rounded brass wheels that are cohesive with the drawer hardware. The wheels allow the piece to be moved with ease from room to room. The wheels are able to be removed if you prefer. In overall fantastic vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use. A wonderful piece for those who collect the Brasilia line or those who love to craft a good beverage.
Expanded Dimensions:
70” W x 16.25” D x 30.25” H
Without Expansion Dimensions:
47.25” W
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•Purchase of this item includes free local delivery within 30 miles of our storefront or pickup arranged by buyer. You can select either option at checkout.
•If your delivery location falls outside the 30 mile radius, contact us to receive a shipping quote prior to purchase. We are also happy to work with a shipper of your choosing.
•Item must be picked up within 30 days of purchase. Failure to pick up item after 30th day will result in forfeit of sale, unless otherwise agreed upon extension.
Mid-century rolling bar cart designed by Broyhill, circa 1960s. This seldom seen piece is a part of Broyhill’s Brasilia line, inspired by the architecture of Oscar Niemeyer. Niemeyer used grand arches in his buildings located in the capital of Brazil which translated into the iconic arches of the Broyhill Brasilia line.
This piece features three small drawers aligned horizontally with the original brass Brasilia hardware. The brass pops against and compliments the warm walnut wood tone. Below the drawers is a cabinet with two doors, showcasing more arches, that open to hidden storage space. Flanked on each side of the cabinet are open compartments for further storage to be displayed. The long rectangular top is well equipped for a working space. The ends have a flip mechanism allowing for expansion of the surface area. Inlaid within the top are two tile areas. Tile is dark blue in color with flying bird motif accenting the piece. The tile makes the working area more durable for making drinks and pouring cocktails. Sitting atop rounded brass wheels that are cohesive with the drawer hardware. The wheels allow the piece to be moved with ease from room to room. The wheels are able to be removed if you prefer. In overall fantastic vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use. A wonderful piece for those who collect the Brasilia line or those who love to craft a good beverage.
Expanded Dimensions:
70” W x 16.25” D x 30.25” H
Without Expansion Dimensions:
47.25” W
•
•Purchase of this item includes free local delivery within 30 miles of our storefront or pickup arranged by buyer. You can select either option at checkout.
•If your delivery location falls outside the 30 mile radius, contact us to receive a shipping quote prior to purchase. We are also happy to work with a shipper of your choosing.
•Item must be picked up within 30 days of purchase. Failure to pick up item after 30th day will result in forfeit of sale, unless otherwise agreed upon extension.
