Louis XVI Neoclassical Tea Trolley | Burl Wood & Antique Brass Ormolu

Royal Refinement on Wheels

Inspired by the golden age of French royal cabinetmaking, this Louis XVI tea trolley captures the restrained elegance and geometric harmony that defined Neoclassical furniture. Designed to grace the salons of Versailles, it brings the same ceremonial grandeur into the modern luxury interior.

Materials & Finish

Constructed from solid mahogany and veneered in richly figured burl wood, each surface displays the warm, swirling grain prized by 18th-century ébénistes. Every brass accent is cast and hand-chased in the ormolu tradition — ribbon-and-swag friezes, acanthus corner mounts, column capitals, and a pierced gallery rail crown the upper serving tray — all finished in antique gold.

Three-Tier Serving Architecture

The trolley features three distinct levels: an elevated gallery tray with pierced brass railing and scrolled ormolu handles, a velvet-lined pull-out drawer tier perfect for cutlery and linens, and a lower burl-veneered shelf. Tapered fluted columns on brass sabots and porcelain-wheeled casters ensure effortless movement across any surface.

Brass & Wood Craftsmanship

Every piece is entirely handcrafted in Egypt by Brass & Wood artisans who inherit centuries of classical European joinery tradition. Mortise-and-tenon joinery, hand-applied veneers, and individually mounted ormolu details make each trolley a singular work of decorative art — equally at home in a luxury hotel suite, a private residence, or a distinguished collector's study.