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8 Chic Drinks Trollies

Bid farewell to Dry January and resume drinking with panache, courtesy of a stylish drinks trolley.

In but a few short hours, those who stuck to their guns (for which, bravo) will be crossing the Dry January finishing line. We’re firm believers in reward-based abstinence, and what better way than to gift yourself one of these gloriously retro drinks trolleys for your efforts? Don’t buy without our indispensible round up of the finest drinks trolleys on the market. Cheers to February!

January 2020
Lucy Abletshauser

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Maisons Du Monde, Hippolyte Aged-Effect Brass Trolley

Maisons Du Monde has struck gold (well, brass) with this lovely round drinks trolley. £142.

OKA, Lenox Drinks Trolley

We love the clean lines of this lovely acrylic, glass and stainless number from firm GWG’s favourite: OKA. £995.

Soho Home, Vintage Black Bamboo Bar Cart

This bamboo beauty ticks many a box in our books. Plus, it has history. Think of the stories it could tell. £795.

Soane, The Nureyer Trolley, Medium

Soane’s design and quality is world-renowned, hence the price of this exquisite, hand-crafted masterpiece. £5,200.

West Elm, Terrace Bar Cart

This Art Deco-style antique brass drinks trolley is so pleasing it wouldn’t look out of place in the fastidious Hecule Poirot’s drawing room. Just add some sparkling crystal glasses and pretty, gem-hued bottles. £399.

Amara, Bloomingville, Metal Bar Table

We rather love the look of this simple, sleek table from Bloomingville. £229. Now ON SALE at £194.65.

Rose & Grey, Round Brass Mesh Drinks Trolley

The Deco styling of this perfect round offering from Rose & Grey is very, very easy on the eye. £235.

Edition 94, Vintage Cobalt Blue, Hand Lacquered Scalloped Trolle

There is so much to love here: dazzling cobalt blue, juicy hand lacquered paint, scallops… It’s love. £995.

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