Neoclassical Trolley Table in Brass. Circa 1940

This neoclassical brass trolley table illustrates the elegance of Parisian decorative arts of the 1940s, a period when 18th-century neoclassical grammar is revisited with contemporary quality demands. The brass structure, finely worked, deploys a disciplined ornamental vocabulary while integrating the modern functionality of the trolley table.

Brass, the noble material par excellence of interwar Parisian decorators, became in the 1940s the signature of a decorative refinement where the light of materials dialogues with the rigour of forms. Trolley tables of this period, often commissioned for refined interiors, combine daily service with artistic quality.

With balanced dimensions (Width: 77.5 cm | Depth: 52.5 cm | Height: 68 cm), it naturally finds its place in a living room, a dining room, a bar or a reception space, where it combines function and visual signature.

A typical 1940s neoclassical piece whose timeless elegance continues to enchant classical, eclectic and contemporary interiors.