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MA+39
7408 Beverly Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90036 , United States
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323.932.9922
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Mid Century Italian Bar Cart by Tommaso Barbi 1970s
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Description
This elegant mid-century bar cart, designed by Tommaso Barbi in the 1970s, embodies the chic and glamorous Italian design of the era. Featuring a bamboo-style brass frame and two-tiered smoked glass shelves, this rolling cart offers both style and functionality. The warm brass accents and sleek lines make it a sophisticated addition to any interior, perfect for entertaining or as a decorative display piece.
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Message from Seller:
ma+39 is Italian everyday living with a fresh and eclectic spin on the Italian mid century masters while integrating Almanza's custom pieces and "oggetti" from current and relevant talent. ma+39 offers a unique marriage of furnishings, lighting, art, and luxuries. Our showroom is a five thousand square foot gallery ranging from the mid 1600s to the mid 1900s as well as pieces from the 70s and 80s housed together in harmony. ma+39 is the collaboration of "maestri artigiani"
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