Walnut Leadlight Drinks Trolley with Double Doors
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- Leadlighting - The use of stained glass, held together with leaded strips, sometimes found in cabinet furniture. While stained glass is not uncommon in Victorian houses, it is unusual to find it in furniture before the end of the 19th century. It was favoured by cabinetmakers for sideboards and smaller pieces such as dinner trolleys, in the style of the Art Nouveau, and is often found in kitchen cabinets and display cabinets dating from the 1930s and 1940s.
This item has been included into following indexes:
- tray mobiles - wooden 170
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trays, types
- drinks 35
- tea / drinks 70
- trolleys - auto, drinks, butler etc. 131
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