Vintage and Second Hand Bar Carts and Serving Trolleys
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Dining tables
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coffee tables
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side tables
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Products
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Vintage Serving Cart No. 708 by Aksel Kjersgaard for Odder Møbler
Vendor:OdderRegular price 600,00 €Regular priceUnit price / perSale price 600,00 € -
Vintage Serving Cart by Dinett, Chrome, Foldable
Vendor:DinettRegular price 249,89 €Regular priceUnit price / perSale price 249,89 € -
Teak serving trolley by Johannes Andersen
Vendor:TandlasRegular price 420,00 €Regular priceUnit price / perSale price 420,00 € -
Vintage Dinett Serving Trolley, Two-Tier, Chrome
Vendor:DinettRegular price 212,74 €Regular priceUnit price / perSale price 212,74 € -
Bar Cart S 179 by Mies van der Rohe for Thonet x Tanqueray
Vendor:ThonetRegular price 2.850,00 €Regular priceUnit price / perSale price 2.850,00 € -
Vintage chrome-plated serving trolley with 2 melamine shelves, foldable
Vendor:VintageRegular price 320,00 €Regular priceUnit price / perSale price 320,00 € -
Vintage Serving Cart Bauhaus Tubular Steel
Vendor:VintageRegular price 1.100,00 €Regular priceUnit price / perSale price 1.100,00 € -
Hilton Serving Cart by Javier Mariscal for Memphis Milano
Vendor:Memphis MilanoRegular price 1.690,00 €Regular priceUnit price / perSale price 1.690,00 € -
Vintage tea trolley by Alvar Aalto for home furnishings
Vendor:HorgenglarusRegular price 7.050,00 €Regular priceUnit price / per0,00 €Sale price 7.050,00 € -
Vintage Bar Cart "Kubus" Teak by Holger Georg Jensen
Vendor:Holger Georg JensenRegular price 550,00 €Regular priceUnit price / perSale price 550,00 €
A bar cart brings glasses, bottles and plates to wherever you need them, then stays in the room as a side surface or home bar. At 2nd home you will find vintage and second hand bar carts, serving trolleys and tea trolleys in teak, birch, chrome plated tubular steel and glass. For smaller surfaces without wheels, browse side tables.
One of the best known designs comes from Alvar Aalto. He designed the Tea Trolley 901, with a frame of birch, in 1936; the model 900, with ceramic tiles and a rattan basket, was launched internationally at the 1937 World Exhibition in Paris. According to Artek, British tea culture inspired Aino and Alvar Aalto to create it. More of his work is collected under Alvar Aalto. The S 179 bar cart in chrome plated tubular steel goes back to a 1930s design by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and Thonet makes it again today. See more by the architect under Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
From the 1950s comes the folding Dinett from Solingen: Bremshey launched the first folding Dinett serving trolley in 1955, and the name comes from the English word dinette. Denmark contributed teak serving trolleys, for example by Johannes Andersen or Poul Hundevad. Postmodernism added colour: Javier Mariscal designed the Hilton trolley in 1981 for Memphis Milano, with slanted glass shelves on industrial wheels.
What to check on a second hand bar cart: the wheels should roll freely without wobbling, and on folding models the mechanism must lock securely. Check chrome plated steel for rust and chips, teak and birch for water marks and loose joints. Glass shelves should be free of cracks and chipped edges. If you want a fixed home bar with doors, look under bar cabinets. Dimensions, material and condition are listed for every piece.
Frequently asked questions and answers
What functions do serving trolleys and bar trolleys offer?
They serve as mobile storage, with multiple levels for drinks, dishes, and decor, allowing for flexible use in kitchens and home bars.
How do serving trolleys differ from bar trolleys?
Serving trolleys are often slightly larger and offer more compartments for dishes, while bar trolleys are more compact and are specifically designed for storing drinks and as a mobile bar.
What materials and design styles are typical?
Vintage models are often made of solid wood, metal, and glass. Typical design eras include mid-century, Bauhaus, and Space Age versions – these combine functionality with aesthetic retro charm.
How do I integrate a serving cart into my interior?
Serving trolleys and bar carts are ideal as mobile storage in the home bar, kitchen, or dining area. They add accents by being flexibly positioned within the room and easily moved as needed.
How do I properly care for serving trolleys and bar trolleys?
Wooden surfaces should be cleaned with a soft cloth and a suitable wood care product. Metal and glass surfaces can be cleaned with mild cleaners. Regular dusting helps maintain their appearance.
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curation, selection and active search
Every product you find on 2nd home comes from our curation and quality process . This includes our vintage Serving trolleys and bar trolleys .
Our team is constantly looking for trends and new items to offer you high-quality vintage and second-hand goods and plenty of inspiration.
And if you are looking for something specific, you can contact us at any time.
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Delivery
At 2nd home you buy what already exists: our furniture , carpets , lights and decorative objects are available and ready to ship, with no production lead time as with new furniture. Another advantage when you buy vintage and second hand.
For more information about shipping and delivery , see Returns & Refunds .
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service
At 2nd home we place great importance on quality and customer satisfaction. Sellers are selected by 2nd home, and every piece is described with its condition, dimensions and photos.
If you have any questions, our customer service will help you You can find further information about our buyer protection, legal guarantee and right of return in our cancellation policy .
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Pre-owned instead of new
Every piece has already been made and stays in use; there is no new production.









