Geaux Vintage Antiques

　　Antique English Hotel

　　Dumbwaiter Server Cart Sideboard Carved Oak Display Shelf

　　 Direct from England,

　　a fabulous and quite rare antique hotel server or dumbwaiter. Oversized and

　　quite majestic, almost 4 ft. tall and 4 ft. length, the server has endless

　　possibilities and style.  It’s original

　　purpose most probably as a dumbwaiter/server for a luxury London hotel or

　　restaurant!

　　 The large, carved

　　edge shelves are supported by huge carved and shaped columns between all

　　levels, with a base of carved bun feet (with castors hidden inside).  Well built by craftsmen of

　　the period, circa1920.

　　 Excellent for various uses

　　throughout today’s home, as a drink cart, dessert server, china/silver storage,

　　collection display or powder room towels , the possibilities are endless!

　　 Measurements:  46.5” ht. x 46.5” x 20”. 

　　NOTE:  All of our antiques are direct from

　　Europe.  I personally select each item

　　for the quality, design, and unique characteristics that you will always find

　　in our distinctive inventory at Geaux Vintage Antiques.  …”with all that, why ‘Geaux’ anywhere else?”

　　…

　　Condition:  Good condition for its age, normal signs of

　　age, use, dings, scratches, imperfections. 

　　Included multiple photos should be considered as an integral part of the

　　description.

　　 Shipping:  Due to the larger size, this item requires

　　freight service.  White glove service,

　　fully insured, FOB Shreveport, delivered and placed inside your home (first

　　floor only).  Typically, 5-7 weeks,

　　depending on your location.  Free pick-up

　　is also available at our location in Shreveport, LA.

　　Please contact

　　Geaux Vintage Antiques with any questions or for more photos!

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