Wooden Drop-leaf Tea Cart With Wagon Wheel Design

Drop-leaf tea carts became popular in American homes during the mid-20th century, particularly from the 1950s through the 1970s. These versatile pieces combined Colonial Revival styling with practical functionality, featuring folding leaves that allowed them to be compact when not in use and expanded for serving. The wagon wheel motif was especially popular during this era, reflecting America's nostalgia for its pioneer heritage and rustic charm. Tea carts like this were manufactured by various furniture makers including Ethan Allen, Cushman, and others who specialized in Colonial and Early American reproduction furniture. These pieces served both decorative and practical purposes in dining rooms and living spaces, used for serving beverages, displaying plants, or as mobile bar carts. Tea carts from this period are valued by collectors of mid-century American furniture and those who appreciate Colonial Revival style. They appeal to vintage furniture enthusiasts and interior decorators seeking authentic period pieces that combine nostalgic charm with functional design. The wagon wheel detail and drop-leaf construction make these carts particularly desirable for those furnishing homes in traditional or farmhouse styles.

Consistent with age and use.

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Memphis, TN 38104

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Tuesday, 4/28, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

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