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Art Deco circular "Savoy" hostess trolley

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Art Deco Walnut circular hostess trolley

Very rare English 1930's Art Deco circular "Savoy" hostess trolley. This wonderful piece of antique furniture is the epitome of "glam", having three walnut shelves, frame and castors. In excellent condition, a truly exceptional piece of antique furniture.
Measurements:
Width = 27" (Approx 70cm)
Height = 31" (Approx 78cm)
Depth = 17" (Approx 43cm)
Uk Delivery £45

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Category Antique Furniture Period Art Deco Antiques Material Walnut Origin English Item code as036a228 / Ref FU19 Status Sold

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Deco-WorldPrivate dealer, by appointment only.
Barnstaple
North Devon
England
EX31 1GG

Tel : 01172308157

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Art Deco circular "Savoy" hostess trolley
 
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