- Bar roulant à structure métal chromé, aluminium et placage de palissandre abritant à la partie inférieure un bar aménagé, casier supérieur surmonté d'un abattant en miroirs, abritant un bac à glaçons en tôle laquée beige
- Deux plateaux mobiles, l'un médian, l'autre supérieur (Clé non d'origine).
- Années 1930.
- Modèle de bar référencé sous le n°131 du catalogue de la Cie des Arts français.
Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) was a French architect and designer who began his career in one of the earliest modern art workshops, La Maîtrise, directed by Maurice Dufrêne. In 1928, Jacques Adnet became the head of the Compagnie des Arts Français and collaborated with numerous artists such as Picasso, Dunand, and Perriand. Thanks to his works featuring clean, simple motifs and the use of new materials like glass and metal, he is considered one of the main representatives of French modernism and Art Deco.
- Trolley bar in chromed metal, aluminium and mahogany veneer structure, lower part fitted as a bar, ice cube box
- The two upper trays are mobile. (key is working but not original).
- Circa 1930s.
- Referenced as n°131 in the catalog of the Cie des Arts français.