Vintage suitcase bar cart

Give an old bar cart a stunning makeover using marbled painting technique, resin and colored stones to give it a showstopping transformation.

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Travel Bar: If you are content to drink beer or wine, there are plenty of options for drinking on-the-go or to grab something on the way to a party. For those of us who prefer something a bit more complex we find ourselves often disappointed by alcohol op…

Fun and functionality coalescing into an impressive piece of historic proportions. Wheel in the bar! Park and lock it somewhere close at hand! Made in the style of turn-of-the-century travel trunks. Solid brass hardware and bridle leather accoutrements complete a hand-built, two-part bar inside a large trunk set on sturdy wheels. A multitude of drawers, two serving trays, racks for both horizontal and vertical bottles. Mirror and foldout work shelf. Taking out the shelf unit on the right…

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Turn a vintage suitcase into an amazing portable bar so you can make all your favorite cocktails on the go!

These metal rolling carts are so cute but it is hard to find one in good shape. This one wasn't half bad, a little rust but no dents!...

Featuring an old nautical map on its surface, the globe can be lifted to reveal the hidden drink cabinet and the highly decorated interior. Glassware and bottles can be placed at the bottom shelf as well as inside the globe. The cabinet is made of wood and painted in dark red mahogany. It comes with round carved wooden floor stands on the wheels. | Longshore Tides Drink Trolley Globe Wood in Brown | 36 H x 20 W x 32 D in | Wayfair

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For the sake of ease, let's just call this a vintage bar cart makeover from the thrift store. (Although I am definitely aware that this is an old TV cart from the 60's and 70's, I