Chicago - Serving Tables

This hand-crafted solid mahogany server offers three tiers of elegant table space. The term "dumbwaiter" originates from its silent service, acting as a "waiter" without human interaction, allowing food and items to be moved quietly and efficiently. Initially used as a side serving table in dining rooms, it facilitated the serving of food discreetly. Supported by well-turned and fluted stanchions, this server is a distinguished example of Regency-period furniture. The Regency era (1811-1830), known for its creative furniture design influenced by Neoclassicism and archaeological discoveries, celebrated elegance and refined style—qualities embodied by this piece. With its multi-functional design, this server is both versatile and beautiful. Beyond its use in dining, it can serve as a bedroom side table, nursery table, or bathroom étagère...

With no stretchers or spandrels, this gorgeous altar table flows like a ribbon, rounding the bend to form straight, waterfall sides that end in scrolled feet. Dated to the mid-19th c...

This large and striking serving table is made from sheesham wood overlaid with white camel bone and black resin. The resulting surface is exotic, visually dramatic and extremely tough. Anchored in the Indian tradition of intricate marquetry and filigree design, the style and shape of the table is British Colonial, giving the piece its stylish "safari meets country house" aesthetic. British Colonial (or Anglo-Indian) furniture was produced mainly in the 19th and first half of the 20th century and refers to furnishings that were in the British style but made in the colonies with native hardwoods and native labor. Compared with British-made pieces of the period, colonial pieces tend to be sturdier and more luxurious. Teak and mahogany replaced oak and pine and the amount of wood used was extremely generous. Back in Britain, deforestation had left wood very scarce and new techniques (like using plywood...

An incredible early 20th century American industrial steel console with the most wonderful patina and traces of red paint. Table is perfect as a console table, sofa table, or sideboa...

An early example of this large scale console / sofa table form by Edward Wormley for Dunbar Leather wrapped feet. Early green Label on inside drawer. This piece needs to be refinish...

A vintage bar cart sourced in Northern Italy. This rolling cart features a cream lacquered and brass frame. The top shelf is a bronze mirrored glass and the bottom is a smokey glass ...

This compact, chrome serving cart has an elegant, Minimalist style. The slender, tubular chrome forms a skeletal framework that supports three glass shelves. The chrome extends above...

This set of 3 nesting tables are from France and made from brass and glass, circa 1960. The nesting tables features its original patina and have wheels for easy transportation and mo...

This simple serving cart is from Budapest, Hungary and was made from glass and chrome, circa 1960. The cart features clean lines and its original patina. Wear consistent with age and...

This gorgeous bar cart is from Budapest, Hungary and was made from mahogany and metal, circa 1960. The cart features 2 doors with lock and key for both, revolving shelf...

This elegant serving cart is from Hungary and was made from metal, circa 1950. The cart features a removable top tray that functions as a serving tray. Wear consistent with age and use.

This elegant bar cart is from Hungary and was made from rosewood and chrome, circa 1960. The bar cart features 2 shelves, 3 bottle holders, wheels, and handle for easy transportation...