Ottoman Bar Cart — Brass & Oak
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
ELZORVAN Atelier — the cook's instruments
The Ottoman rolls in like the evening's punctuation: brass rails over oak decks on library castors, bottle wells and glass racks configured at order, and a mirrored shelf doing the arithmetic of the aperitif.
Every piece is assembled once in the works, levelled, photographed and then prepared for the journey. Drawers run on waxed oak, doors close on brass, and the underside carries the maker's chalk and the house's plate — furniture built with grandchildren in mind, and stated so in the warranty.
Design & Craft
- Mirror shelves for the evening's arithmetic
- Rails, glass racks and bottle wells configured at order
- Instruments chosen for repairability, not novelty
- Steel, walnut and brass from named EU works
- Brass and oak carts that roll on library castors
- Care cards state the honest maintenance calendar
Specifications
| Format | Single deck, brass + oak |
| Castors | Library pattern, braked |
| Fittings | Rails, wells, glass racks |
| Engraving | Atelier option, top rail |
| Weight | ≈ 21.9 kg |
| Warranty | Lifetime joinery |
Care
Oiled oak and walnut want coasters' logic and seasonal oiling: wipe dry daily, feed with the house oil twice a year, and lift rather than drag. Heat and water leave marks that the cloth-and-oil ritual erases.
Waxed surfaces refresh with a soft cloth; scratches retire under a fingertip of wax. Real damage goes to the joinery, which planes, patches and returns the piece to its own colour.
Questions, Answered
What steel are the knives?
Forged high-carbon stainless or true carbon steel, stated per suite with hardness and edge angle on the card. Handles are riveted walnut or oak; nothing is glued to hope.
Can the bar cart be configured?
Rails, glass racks and bottle wells are chosen at order; the listing shows the honest options. Engraving on the top rail is the monogram atelier's five-minute favourite.
The ELZORVAN Promise
Our workshops are named, not implied: copper spun and tinned, porcelain fired and painted, silver struck, oak joined and linen woven by EU ateliers whose certificates travel in the crate with the goods.