Art Nouveau 1900 Arts & Crafts Serving Trolley

Modernist architecture for this art nouveau period serving trolley circa 1900, combining art and craftsmanship with its clean lines, minimalist design and geometric arts and crafts decor. Solid oak serving trolley sparingly decorated with a discreet mother-of-pearl inlay at the top of the cross and brass drawer handles with an art nouveau design. This "butler's piece of furniture" helps to set an impeccable table thanks to its three asymmetrical trays offering a wide storage area and its two drawers in the belt of the tray. A credenza with a small shelf frames a beveled mirror crowned with a stylized lorraine cross. Furniture from a "first-class pharmacist" in halluin. Lines typical of the spirit of belgian decorators such as gustave serrurier-bovy. Original condition, robust and functional "without any facelift". Dimensions (cm): l100 X d50 X h136. Tray h100. Tablets p46+p33+p20.