Attributed to Marc Held

Attributed to MARC HELD (Paris, 1932) for PRISUNIC.
Trolley bar, 1970s.
ABS plastic and glass.
It shows signs of wear and tear due to the passage of time as it is a vintage piece.
Measurements: 51 x 50 x 50 cm.

Style and functionality converge in this trolley type table that recalls the basic principles of the Mid Century. The purity of the lines, the simplicity, the low height and its industrial influence, characterize this piece of French design.
Within the world of decoration, trolleys or waitress trolleys are one of the types of furniture that most stand out thanks to its adaptation in different spaces providing a point of great functionality and versatility. Its surface can be used as a base for bar furniture, even as a support for snacks and even as a support for books or decorative pieces.

Before turning completely to interior design in the 1970s, designer Marc Held had worked for several major fashion houses, such as Dior and Balenciaga. In 1965 he created his own fashion label, "MR Marc", which was sold in international luxury boutiques. Throughout his prestigious career he has designed important projects for the Maison de la Culture in Grenoble (France), the New York City Hall and the Mercedes-Benz showroom in Stuttgart (Germany). He has also received numerous awards for his work, including the American Institute of Architects Award and the Prix de la Ville de Paris.