Trolley Table in Wood, Brass and Glass. Circa 1950

This trolley table combines three signature materials of 1950s French decoration: wood with natural grain, polished brass and clear glass. This combination illustrates the functional elegance of post-war furniture, where service and decoration merge within a single formal grammar.

Trolley tables enjoyed a true rise in French interiors from the 1940s to the 1960s. Designed as refined service accessories, they distinguish themselves by the quality of the materials used and the care brought to assembly. Brass, then a prestige material, signs the details — uprights, galleries, casters — while wood brings warmth and glass visual lightness.

With balanced dimensions (Width: 76.5 cm | Depth: 46 cm | Height: 73 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 mid-century French piece whose marriage of materials continues to enchant classical, eclectic and contemporary interiors.